Financial infidelity exists when a partner refuses to disclose problematic money situations and behavior that can drag the other partner into a tricky financial position. Finding out about financial infidelity can be difficult, as secrecy and dishonesty can mislead...
Divorce
Common high net worth divorce challenges in New Jersey
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...
Dealing with an estranged spouse’s overspending
If you are going through a divorce or are estranged from your spouse in New Jersey, it can be challenging to maintain complete control of your finances. One of the biggest concerns is overspending by your spouse. This can lead to financial stress and even bankruptcy...
When your art collection isn’t marital property
Divorce can be emotionally draining, and dividing assets, including an art collection, adds additional complexity. It's important to approach the division of an art collection in New Jersey with care and consideration, as the pieces may hold sentimental value and...
Financial implications of a marriage in New Jersey
Money is one of the leading causes of stress in a relationship, and it only becomes more complicated when you get married. Before you take that big step in New Jersey, it's essential to understand both the positive and negative financial implications of marriage. New...
How does divorce affect kids psychologically?
Divorce is a difficult time for the entire family. As a parent in New Jersey, during and after your divorce, you might notice that the shift in the family dynamic has an emotional impact on your children. Fear and guilt Depending on your child’s age, they might...
Can your ex lay claim to your retirement savings in divorce?
Few assets are more personal or more important to your future than your retirement savings. Your account may represent years of contributions and also possibly employer-matching benefits that increase your cash reserves for after retirement. The closer in age you are...
How a CDFA can help you through divorce
You're faced with divorcing your spouse in New Jersey and hear all sorts of terms, including Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA). Is this term real, and furthermore, are the services of such a person legitimate and worthy of yet another expense in your divorce?...
Understanding divorce real estate issues
Divorce can seem like a dark and turbulent time when your investments are at risk. Real estate investors in New Jersey need not lose a portfolio they have developed because of divorce. Understanding your rights will help you to retain your real estate holdings after...
Dividing passive and active assets in New Jersey divorce
In New Jersey, all marital assets are subject to equitable distribution upon divorce. This includes income from your active job or businesses or money made passively, like stocks, digital assets, etc. Here’s what to expect during your separation if you have such...
