Category: Family Law

During the divorce process, each spouse must disclose the assets they are holding to the other. These disclosures cover all types of assets, whether they are physical or digital. Marital assets include property or assets earned or acquired during the marriage by either party. If cryptocurrency was acquired during the marriage, it would typically be viewed[…] Read More

When going through a divorce, you may be tempted to put details in public for people to see. It is common to want support from as many people as possible. When this involves social media, you are playing a dangerous game because you lose control of the information as soon as it is posted. What[…] Read More

Your choices during a divorce may set the tone for the rest of your life. You must plan ahead so you do not compromise your position in the future. Here are some common mistakes to avoid during a divorce. Relying on Verbal Agreements or Communication If something is not part of a court order, it[…] Read More

In many divorce mediations, a single person facilitates the discussion. There are times when two mediators may be more effective than one. A co-mediated divorce brings in another professional with a different background whose efforts can complement the other mediator’s. A co-mediated divorce could lead to a faster and more amicable mediation process. While mediation[…] Read More

While divorce can be a complex and lengthy process, there are many benefits. Financially, your new situation may give you more options and flexibility that you did not have before. Divorce can emotionally help you make a clean break in a complicated situation. If you are considering a divorce, consult an experienced lawyer to learn[…] Read More

Disputes are commonplace in many divorce proceedings, and arguing over the issues and failing to reach agreements leads to a much longer and costly process. Fortunately, there are alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods divorcing couples may utilize to reach an agreeable settlement more quickly and less expensively. ADR is a method of resolving conflict instead of trial.[…] Read More

You and your ex-spouse may need to change the parenting plan that was part of the custody order when your divorce was finalized. Parenting plans are not set in stone. New Jersey courts may allow a plan modification when a parent can show that there has been a substantial change in circumstances and the modification[…] Read More

Divorce can be stressful, and if your spouse has abandoned you, the process can be even more complicated. There may be complex financial and custody issues that you will need to address and resolve. This can be challenging if your spouse has walked out on you and your children and refuses to provide any financial[…] Read More

Same-sex couples enjoy the right to get married. In New Jersey, same-sex marriages became legal in 2013, and as of 2015, same-sex marriage is legal in all 50 states. While that means that same-sex couples can enjoy the legal, financial, and social benefits associated with being legally married, they also experience many of the same[…] Read More

The divorce process can be time-consuming, particularly if you and your spouse are unable to reach an agreement on key issues, including child custody and alimony. Often, when a couple has made the decision to divorce, they want to reach an agreement as soon as possible. While that can be difficult, there may be ways[…] Read More