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Divorcing couples and parents involved in child custody disputes often try to reach an agreement through mediation before their cases go to court. Court battles can be expensive in New Jersey, the proceedings are held in public and there is no guarantee that either...
Retirement is one of the things married couples often plan together and look forward to. But as some couples in New Jersey discover, it is also one of the tougher things to address when the marriage does not work out. Divorce can affect how much you receive from...
Even though New Jersey recognizes domestic partnerships, you can still face financial difficulties when you and your partner decide to split up after a long relationship. Domestic partnership rules originally applied to same-sex couples but now apply equally to...
As some New Jersey couples contemplate uniting their lives, they might consider both marriage and domestic partnerships as options. However, before making the decision, they need to understand the differences between them and the impact each choice can have both...
In New Jersey, courts will consider a variety of factors related to the parents, the children, their relationship and the physical environment when making a decision about child custody. However, if the parents reach a custody agreement that serves the best interests...
When a marital relationship is no longer sustainable, the spouse may file for divorce in a New Jersey family court. A divorce does not need to involve conflict and a "court fight," as some marriages end after an amicable settlement. Not all divorce cases come to an...
New Jersey is a state that recognizes domestic partnerships if the formalities are complied with. If the relationship between a couple in this partnership doesn’t last, one party might be ordered to pay the other palimony. What is palimony? Palimony is a type of...
The lights are going up, the smell of ginger and pine are wafting in, and many divorcees in New Jersey are getting ready for another holiday season of navigating joint custody. If you adhere to three simple tips, things may go smoother than you're anticipating. Be...
Marriages do not always work out, and many couples mutually agree to enter divorce proceedings, but some New Jersey spouses feel surprised to discover that a spouse wants a divorce. Not expecting the announcement could catch someone off-guard. Regardless, it becomes...
Writing a parenting plan during custody negotiations in any divorce can be emotional and complex. And as some estranged New Jersey couples will discover, when the parenting plan refers to a special needs child, it can become a lot more complicated. However, the more...