Tax Returns When Officially Divorced or Separated
How a Divorce or Separation Can Affect Your Taxes New Jersey has historically enjoyed one of the lowest divorce rates...
How Custody Is Decided Upon When Going Through a Divorce
When you are about to go through a divorce, one of the foremost issues that you may need to deal...
How a Divorce Lawyer Can Help You
Reasons You Should Work With a Divorce Lawyer Close to half of all couples in the United States eventually divorce....
Know What to Expect in a Family Court Situation
How Do Family Courts Work? As the name implies, family courts have a jurisdiction that's limited to family law issues,...
The Most Common Kinds of Divorce
The Five Types of Divorce New Jersey has one of the lowest divorce rates among the 50 states over the...
Common Problems to Consider During Child Custody Negotiations
Child Custody Issues Discussed During Negotiations Around 50 percent of all American children experience the divorce of a parent, which can...
Breaking Up an Unmarried Partnership in New Jersey
When Unmarried Partners Break Up According to census data, in 1990, nearly 100,000 households in New Jersey consisted of unmarried...
Your Legal Rights When the Other Parent Violates a Custody Order
Enforcing a Child Custody Order One of the most contentious aspects of any New Jersey divorce case are issues involving...
Is It Smart to Begin Dating Before Your Divorce Is Finalized?
Dating Before You Divorce Could Impact Your Case According to research from the National Center for Family & Marriage Research,...
Understanding the Role of Alimony in a Divorce
What to Know About Alimony When Seeking a Divorce Filing for a divorce comes with a wide range of factors...
How Divorced Couples Can Shield Their Children From Acrimony
An estimated 50 percent of American children will witness the divorce of their parents. While many community and school programs...
Parental Rights Extend to Men Regardless of Marital Status
Unwed Fathers Have Rights Too Unwed fathers are often framed in a negative stereotype, but that pigeonholing isn’t appropriate to...