Division of Assets

Everything You Need to Know About High Net Worth Divorces in New Jersey

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There are few issues in life more complicated than divorce. However, if you are a high net individual, your divorce may become even more complicated. Please continue reading and speak with our experineced New Jersey divorce attorneys to learn more about high net worth divorces and how we can help you through one. Here are some of the questions you may have: How do I know if I am in…Read More

What is Gray Divorce?

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In recent years, our country has seen an uptick in what is known as "gray divorce." Simply put, gray divorce refers to couples who choose to get divorced later on in life, or at least after the age of 50. Though the reasoning for such a trend is not completely clear, it is reasonable to assume, in part, that the general stigma of divorce is far less prevalent than it…Read More

Appeals to Arbitration Agreements in New Jersey

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Many couples who have to decide on terms of their divorce, child custody, child support, alimony and division of assets choose to go through arbitration, as opposed to litigation. Arbitration allows litigants to select an arbitrator of their choice.  This gives them more freedom to choose when and how their divorce proceedings will go. However, arbitration provides a very limited judicial review. This means that in the future, it will…Read More

What is Marital Property?

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Generally, when couples enter a contested divorce, their property will be broken down into two primary categories: marital and separate property. This blog will address the difference between the two, as well as detail how the equitable distribution process will influence the outcome of your divorce. Please read on and reach out to our experienced New Jersey divorce attorneys to learn more about what we can do for you. Marital…Read More

Why Should I Hire an Attorney For a Divorce?

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Divorce is among the most stressful times in a person’s life, and to make matters worse, it is often draining, both emotionally and financially. Because of this, many spouses debate whether they truly need an attorney to help them through the divorce process. The answer, for many reasons, is yes, you will need an attorney, but don’t take our word for it--simply continue reading to learn more about why it’s…Read More

What You Need to Know About No-Fault Divorce in New Jersey

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There are few things more upsetting than divorce. We understand this, which is why we are here to provide you with the personalized attention you deserve and the quality legal representation you need. Fortunately, New Jersey is known as a “no-fault” state, which may help you attain a favorable outcome. Please read on and reach out to our experienced Bergen County divorce attorneys to learn more about no-fault divorce and…Read More

Financial Abuse in a Marriage: Know Your Rights

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When one person lives in fear of another, if resources aren’t shared fairly, and threats are involved, it’s usually abuse of some form or another. Any kind of abuse tends to have similar characteristics of control, threat, secrets, fueled by fear of one partner from another. Extreme financial dependence is quite common in society today and can be a facilitating factor in financial abuse. As hard as it is to…Read More

Cohabitation Under The Amended Alimony Statute

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In New Jersey, cohabiting with the amended alimony statute has been a topic of intense discussion recently. Following divorce proceedings,  there are several different types of alimony to be discussed and unfortunately, this often results in significant confusion when resolving your alimony settlement. Despite the amended alimony statute, different judges might implement the statute differently.  In turn, some trial judges may support applying the pre-amendment legal analysis, some may strictly apply…Read More

What Assets Can I Keep in a New Jersey Divorce?

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There are few things more complicated than divorce. Divorce is complicated financially, emotionally, and, in some cases, legally. If you are someone who is getting a divorce, you are most likely worried about whether you will have to leave your home, whether you can keep your retirement funds, whether you will have enough money to care for your children, and more. Please read on and speak with our experienced Bergen…Read More

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