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Child support dates back to 1935 when the federal government instituted the Aid to Families with Dependent Children Program. Unfortunately, it continues to be one of the most misunderstood concepts among New Jersey couples who go through a divorce. Based on current...
Any couple planning on getting married in New Jersey has the option of creating a prenuptial agreement. Often known as a prenup, the agreement acts as a contract between the partners. The contract presents terms and conditions that come into effect should the couple...
High net worth translates to high stakes in any legal or financial negotiation in New Jersey. If you are going through a divorce, it is important to understand the differences between a high-asset divorce and a typical divorce. From complex asset divisions to...
One of the leading causes of gray divorce in New Jersey and elsewhere is financial infidelity. A gray divorce is one involving individuals who are over the age of 55. Financial infidelity occurs when one partner attempts to undermine, control or deceive the other...
Even though parents often want 50/50 custody when they file for divorce, it is very unusual for co-parents to actually divide parental responsibilities evenly. Parents who have been the primary wage-earner for the family rather than the children's primary caregiver...
“Gray divorce” refers to people over 50 filing for divorce. According to studies, the divorce rate among Americans over 50 has doubled since 1990. With that in mind, here are some tips for New Jersey residents dealing with gray divorce. Fighting for the house Many...
Divorces are never easy, and they’re often even more difficult when they involve children. In ideal situations, divorced parents in New Jersey commit to working together for the good of their children. One of the most popular parenting styles for divorced parents is...
Whether you're selling your New Jersey home because you want to or because you need to, you probably want it off the market as quickly as possible. This is partially because it can be harder to sell a property at list price the longer it sits on the market as buyers...
New Jersey family law judges will in most cases allow parents to spend an abundant amount of time with their children after a divorce. It is not unusual for one parent to have custody of a child for a week before allowing the other parent to spend the following week...
Parents who are no longer married want to make the best of the situation for the sake of their children. While sharing custody, creating a co-parenting schedule is crucial. Although many parents might think that alternating weeks for shared custody is ideal, there are...
