There are few legal matters more personal than divorce, which is why if you are currently entering the divorce process, you most likely have various concerns as to how the process will go, what will happen, and how your divorce will be resolved. For many, the thought of court-based divorce, also known as litigation, is quite a frightening prospect, as no one wants to appear in front of a judge…Read More
There are few things more important after a divorce than receiving the alimony payments to which you are entitled. If your former spouse is currently refusing to pay alimony, you most likely have a lot on your mind. Please continue reading and speak with our knowledgeable New Jersey family law attorneys to learn more about how we can assist you. Here are some of the questions you may have: What…Read More
As you know, you do not need to be married to have a strong and lasting relationship with another person. In fact, many people simply choose to avoid marriage altogether, though this does not change the fact that they consider each other life partners, that they live together, and that they share many of the same assets, even opening bank accounts together, etc. For this reason, when such a couple's…Read More
If you are currently going through the divorce process, there is a very good chance that you are worried about how your assets will be distributed. Many people worry about their homes, vehicles, and more, though one of the most important assets that may be up for equitable distribution that people do not consider are their retirement plans. When couples divorce, oftentimes, their retirement plans are at stake, which can…Read More
There are few things more important to a parent than being able to raise their child. This is more complicated, naturally, when parents are divorced--especially financially. For this very reason, child support is in place to help financially dependent parents have the means to provide their child with an acceptable standard of living, even after the parents are divorced. Please continue reading and speak with our knowledgeable Bergen County family…Read More
Divorce is always complicated, however, unfortunately, if your or your spouse is a member of the United States military, your divorce may become even more complicated than standard divorces. Please continue reading and speak with our knowledgeable New Jersey divorce attorneys to learn more about military divorce and how our firm can effectively guide you through every step of the legal process going forward. Here are some of the questions…Read More
There are various reasons why a couple would consider having their marriage annulled, and if you believe that you may wish to have your marriage annulled, our firm is here to help. Please continue reading and reach out to our knowledgeable Bergen County divorce attorneys to learn more about annulments and how our firm can help you. Here are some of the questions you may have: How are annulments different…Read More
As you know, there is nothing more important to a parent than their child, and this is, of course, true whether you are a mother or a father. That being said, if you are a father who is currently getting divorced, there is a chance that you may be worrying whether your spouse will immediately be awarded child custody due to the stigma surrounding custody determinations. Fortunately, in New Jersey,…Read More
If you are currently going through the divorce process, you have a lot to consider, especially if you and your former spouse cannot agree on the terms of your divorce. In many cases, when spouses cannot agree on divorce terms, their divorce will often enter the litigation process, wherein the terms of their divorce will ultimately be decided by a judge. One of the most hotly-contested aspects of divorce is…Read More
There are few things more important to a parent than being able to look after and raise his or her child. However, when a couple gets divorced, child custody is, at times, called into question. Further, if you have a child with a person with whom you were never married, you won't go through the divorce process, however, this does not mean you cannot disagree on custody terms. When this…Read More