If you are considering a divorce, or are already in the middle of these proceedings, then you may be wondering whether you could receive alimony (also known as “spousal support”). Negotiating alimony as part of a divorce can be extremely stressful, overwhelming, and emotional for all the involved parties. However,…
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Divorce can be gut-wrenching, not only for the spouses who are breaking up, but it can also be hard on the friends and family of those going through the divorce. Watching your friend go through something as difficult as a divorce may leave you feeling helpless. However, there are ways…
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A recent study showed that, while 50% of marriages end in divorce, only about 5% of these marriages have a prenuptial agreement, or prenup, in place. So what do you do if you’re married and realize you should have gotten a prenup? Thankfully, you can still obtain a postnuptial agreement—or…
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After having children, 29% of moms decide to put their own careers—and paychecks—aside to stay home and care for their children. Oftentimes, stay-at-home moms sacrifice their own careers to raise their children, and there are household where fathers assume the stay-at-home role as well. While the spouse who works outside…
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If you live in New Jersey and are considering ending your marriage, then you need to understand what constitutes “grounds for divorce”. Knowledge is power, so if you’re considering divorce, it’s vital that you know exactly how to file. The state of New Jersey has different requirements for a no-fault…
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Divorce will never be easy on children, but it doesn’t have to leave them damaged. By keeping your children’s needs in mind at every step of the process, you can ensure your divorce impacts them as little as possible. Here are 10 tips for minimizing the damage of divorce on…
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Child custody is perhaps the most important divorce-related issue to parents across the country, as both parents generally want to play an active role in their child's life. However, if you are someone who was initially denied custody of your child, you are most likely now looking to win at…
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There is nothing more important to a parent than the well-being of their child. This is why if you believe your ex has violated your initial child custody agreement, there is a very good chance that you are now looking to remedy the matter in the best way possible. Please…
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In today's day and age, debt is extremely prevalent. Many Americans are saddled with debt, whether it be credit card debt, student loans, mortgages, and more. That being said, if you are someone who is about to enter the divorce process, you are most likely very concerned about what will…
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When spouses divorce, they often have various issues to settle, including child custody, child support, property distribution, and, in many cases, alimony. That being said, even after a divorce is finalized, there are often times where the terms of a divorce will need adjusting in the months and years to…
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Child support is one of the most critical divorce-related issues. Oftentimes, when one parent does not have custody of a child, they may feel as though they shouldn't have to pay for a child they rarely see, much less raise. This is a complicated issue, and if you find yourself…
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As a grandparent, your grandchild is among the most important parts of your life. This is why if something should happen to your grandchild's parents, you are most likely ready and willing to step in and help raise the child in any way you can. Please continue reading to learn…
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In the months following the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing shutdowns across the country, New Jersey, among other states, has seen a spike in domestic violence cases. This is not only abhorrent, but it is also incredibly frightening for all those who have fallen victim to domestic abusers. Fortunately, though…
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As you know, child custody is among the most critical divorce-related issues, and if you are a divorcing spouse in New Jersey, you must continue reading and speak with our experienced Morristown divorce attorneys to learn more about custody matters, how courts decide on custody, and how our firm can…
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There are few things more worrisome and frustrating than when a former spouse refuses to pay child support. Not only is this dangerous to the well-being of you and your family, but it is also illegal. That being said, if your former spouse has discontinued paying child support, you must…
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Divorce is among the most emotionally-involved processes anyone has to go through in their lifetime. Unfortunately, this fact is even more true when there are children involved. Fortunately, most divorcing parents can put their differences aside, see the bigger picture, and understand that they have to work together to do…
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As a divorced co-parent, there is most likely nothing more important to you than being able to spend time with, and raise, your child. That being said, the coronavirus pandemic has changed our way of life for the foreseeable future. In many cases, this pandemic has prevented parents from seeing…
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If you are someone who has been divorced for months or years, you may find that your life has changed considerably and that as a result, your initial divorce agreement no longer accurately reflects your current situation in life. For this very reason, New Jersey courts may grant you what…
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There are few things more important to divorced co-parents than spending time with their children. Nobody wants to imagine going through life unable to raise their child, which is why, under most circumstances, New Jersey courts and co-parents establish child custody agreements. In many cases, NJ courts will split child…
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If you are someone who is ready to take the next step with your partner and get married, you are most likely very excited. However, just as couples spend months planning for their wedding, honeymoon, and more, they should consider taking some time to plan for the worst as well.…
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If you are someone who is looking to relocate with your child after a divorce, you are most likely wondering about how you can legally do so in the state of New Jersey. Of course, it is illegal to simply pack up and leave with your child, especially if you…
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Child custody is one of the most complex family law issues, and if your spouse is claiming you have a substance abuse issue, custody matters will most likely become even more complicated. Please continue reading and speak with our knowledgeable New Jersey family law attorneys to learn more about child…
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There is nothing more important to a parent than their child. That is why child custody is oftentimes the most hotly-contested divorce-related issue. However, after a divorce is settled, lives change, including that of your child. If your situation has changed significantly, there is a very good chance that you…
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There is nothing worse than feeling unsafe in your own home. Unfortunately, individuals in New Jersey and across the world fall victim to acts of domestic violence every single day. If you are someone who is a victim, it is time you take action. There are several steps our firm…
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There are few things more devastating to a marriage than adultery. This is why, understandably, many spouses ask us if they should tell the court about their spouse’s cheating. This is a very sensitive question, for obvious reasons, however, in most cases, the answer is no. Please continue reading and…
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When people are about to get married, understandably, the last thing on their minds is a potential divorce. However, just as you would take the time to plan out your wedding, honeymoon, and more, you should also take the time to establish a prenuptial agreement to plan for a potential…
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Divorce matters are often sensitive, especially when children are involved. In New Jersey, after a divorce, both of a child’s parents must financially support them throughout their upbringing. This is done through child support payments that are made from a non-custodial parent to a custodial parent to maintain a standard…
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