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According to U.S. News and World Report, about 1/4 of all divorces involve couples over the age of 50. These situations make up gray divorce. Gray divorce, the phenomenon of couples separating later in life, has become an increasingly prevalent topic in recent years....
Gold and jewelry can add complexity to property division in New Jersey divorce proceedings. For example, these items can be relatively easy to hide or conceal. Gold and jewelry can also be tricky to value correctly. Ownership One of the initial challenges in the...
Domestic violence affects far too many individuals and families in the United States. Such behavior is not acceptable in American society even though it is normal in many other cultures. It can have severe consequences for many people. Domestic violence refers to the...
The U.S. Census reported in 2019 that 17 million unmarried Americans live with their partners. Prenuptial agreements help married couples with their financial situation in the event their relationship ends, but unmarried couples cannot create one. However, palimony,...
Divorce is never easy. There are often negative feelings toward your ex-partner, and a complex process to navigate. If you do not navigate each step precisely, it can cost you the conditions that you want from your divorce. New Jersey has a multistep process for a...
With so much at stake in a divorce proceeding, it is natural for people to want to keep the details private. However, in New Jersey, public divorce records are available for anyone to access. Acquaintances, potential partners, employers or even strangers can use...
In New Jersey, an uncontested divorce offers a streamlined approach for couples seeking to dissolve their marriage. Unlike a contested divorce that often involves disputes and court hearings, an uncontested divorce allows couples to more easily agree on divorce terms....
Grandparents are a commonly overlooked party in divorces and custody arrangements. Unfortunately, as family dynamics change, grandparents may find themselves on the outside looking in, with few or no opportunities to spend time with their grandchildren. New Jersey...
After your divorce, your tax situation can alter significantly. Furthermore, tax regulations update and change over time, so it can be complex for divorced people to know how to account for alimony payments, Whether you receive alimony or make payments to your former...
The family dynamic you share with your children and ex-spouse after a divorce is likely to encounter some difficulties in the years following the split. One such difficulty might come in the form of a potential relocation suggested by your co-parent. If your ex-spouse...