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Small custody disputes can drain your energy and make your child’s routine harder to protect. If you already have a custody order and parenting plan in New Jersey, a parenting coordinator can help you handle conflicts without filing a new court request each time. When...
Executive pay packages are often a major point of conflict in many high-asset divorces in New Jersey. These awards often reflect both marital efforts and post-separation performance and can complicate property division and support payments. When you or your spouse...
Parents often expect child support to end after high school. In New Jersey, that is not always the case. Child support generally ends at age 19 unless a court order, written agreement or legal exception allows it to continue. One common exception applies when a child...
How to decide on a coparenting schedule When trying to coparent in New Jersey, it helps to have a clear parenting time schedule. You both have a guide that can assist you in planning ahead and setting expectations for childcare. Beyond logistics, a consistent...
When you start thinking about divorce, the house, savings accounts and retirement funds usually take center stage. Debt rarely gets the same attention, and that gap can be costly. New Jersey is an equitable distribution state, meaning courts divide marital assets and...
A job loss can unsettle nearly every part of daily life. It may also create immediate concern about obligations that do not disappear just because income has changed. If you recently lost your job, you might wonder how child support fits into your current finances....
A prenuptial agreement can protect both partners financially, but only if it holds up in court. New Jersey follows the Uniform Premarital and Pre-Civil Union Agreement Act, which sets clear requirements for how these agreements must be created and executed. Missing...
There are many misunderstandings about prenuptial agreements. Pop culture often portrays them as tools to protect family wealth from golddiggers, or it’s a sign that the couple expects their marriage to fail. The truth is, prenuptial agreements are excellent tools...
When a couple have a newborn together but are not married, only the mother can sign their infant’s birth certificate in New Jersey. This act makes their parental rights and duties for their infant legally established. To help the father gain the same rights as the...
Spouses who have worked diligently and made intelligent financial decisions may have an extensive marital estate. They may own real property and vehicles. They may also have well-funded retirement accounts intended to support them during their golden years. People...
