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It’s common to think of couples choosing to divorce after a significant fight or a serious event that changes the dynamics of the relationship. But in many cases, divorce happens when one or both parties feel ambivalent. Couples in New Jersey and other states may lose...
Being on the same page when it comes to financial matters can be an important part of a healthy marriage. But when New Jersey couples struggle with finances, divorce often happens. Money problems may include disagreements on spending amounts for large purchases or...
People divorce for many reasons. Sometimes a couple just grows apart over time and realizes that they no longer want the same things out of life. In other circumstances, an event like infidelity or abuse may cause divorce. New Jersey, like many other states, requires...
Divorce laws vary from state to state so it’s important for New Jersey residents to understand the laws before filing for divorce. Knowing more about the process and about what to expect can help one prepare for the inevitable changes that come during and after a...
When parents in New Jersey make the decision to divorce, it’s important to take steps to help the children adjust to a new way of life. Children can go through many difficult emotions after their parents’ divorce. The situation can be made worse when one or both...
No two marriages are the same and New Jersey couples may decide to divorce for many reasons. Financial issues, infidelity and simply wanting different things out of life can lead to a couple deciding to divorce. While many divorce circumstances are different,...
Most New Jersey parents expect younger children to struggle when coming to terms with a divorce. But older children who are already out on their own can also have a hard time understanding and dealing with the dissolution of their parents’ marriage. While adult...
Divorce in New Jersey, as in other states, nearly always changes the financial situations of both parties involved. When the divorce involves higher-than-average assets, the implications are amplified. In some cases, one party may try to hide assets in hopes of...
When one makes the decision to divorce in New Jersey, the first inclination is often to get everything done as quickly as possible. This approach can work and it’s always a good idea to try to work things out in a timely manner, but recent changes in the state’s court...
When a New Jersey couple with children decides to separate or divorce, one party is usually legally responsible for paying child support to the other party. In cases where the breakup was amicable, the couple may be able to agree on child support terms, though a court...