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Trust assets do not automatically stay outside property division in a New Jersey divorce. Whether a trust offers protection usually depends on its structure, its funding history and whether the spouses ever mixed marital property into it. The type of trust can change...
When parents separate, they must decide how to care for their child. This can be more complicated when a child has medical, educational or developmental needs. New Jersey courts consider those needs when deciding custody and parenting time. How courts evaluate custody...
A New Jersey prenuptial agreement can establish how a home will be treated if a marriage ends, but signing a prenup does not automatically settle every dispute over the property. For the agreement to work as intended, it should clearly address ownership, appreciation,...
When co-parenting gets tough, parents often ask if they can stop court-ordered visits on their own. In New Jersey, the short answer is no. Once a court sets a visitation schedule, both parents must follow it. Stopping visits without a judge’s permission can lead to...
You may think your property issues ended when the court entered your final divorce judgment. Finding a hidden account, business interest or other asset later could make you doubt the settlement you reached. You might also learn that your former spouse left out key...
Losing your job can be one of the most difficult financial challenges you face. While unemployment can affect your ability to meet your financial obligations, it does not automatically relieve you of your responsibility to pay child support under New Jersey law. This...
Digital assets often go unnoticed until divorce requires both spouses to account for everything they own. For some couples, that includes cryptocurrency, online businesses, monetized social media accounts or income from digital content. When those assets carry real...
Divorce can become a complicated affair for New Jersey business owners, especially if it involves division of business assets, as it exposes them to “double counting.” It is a commonly overlooked problem by the people who are undergoing divorce. Here is what you need...
A prenuptial agreement is a contract crafted by future spouses. By signing a contract before getting married, engaged couples can strengthen their relationship with one another and reduce their chances of a contentious divorce. The terms of a prenuptial agreement can...
Many people use social media every day. However, if you are going through a divorce in New Jersey, your online activity can affect your case in ways you may not expect. Understanding how social media posts can be used in divorce proceedings may help you avoid common...
