The CDC reported that in 2021, over 680,000 couples divorced in the United States. Often, when you think about divorce, your mind might immediately wander to the negative connotations associated with it - the heartbreak, the disagreements and the feeling of a life...
Divorce
When may the courts revoke visitation rights?
Divorce can stir a range of emotions and complications, especially when you have children involved. New Jersey courts prioritize the well-being of the child, and situations sometimes arise where they may revoke or limit visitation rights for one parent. Endangerment...
Is it time to file for divorce?
Recognizing the signs that a marriage is no longer working can be an emotionally challenging process. Yet, there may come a time when taking this step becomes necessary for your personal happiness and well-being. Knowing when to file for divorce involves a deeply...
Misconceptions about filing for divorce in New Jersey
Navigating the path of divorce often appears fraught with misconceptions. These common misunderstandings can add unnecessary stress to an already challenging process. In New Jersey, some misconceptions tend to persist more than others. Setting the record straight can...
Can you call witnesses during a divorce hearing?
If you and your spouse cannot resolve divorce-related matters outside of the courtroom, you may have little choice but to go to trial. This type of divorce, known as a contested divorce, can be contentious, of course. This is because you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse...
Do you qualify for a divorce if your spouse goes to jail?
When you married your spouse, you thought the two of you would be together forever. Because of his or her misconduct, though, your husband or wife is now facing a lengthy prison sentence. While there certainly is nothing wrong with standing by your spouse, you might...
Are there any consequences for hiding assets during a divorce?
Divorce can cause anyone's head to scramble. If you are facing financial insecurity after your marriage comes to an end, you might have even more mental fog. After all, according to Psychology Today, financial worries can lead to unclear thinking. Your financial fears...
Is fault ever relevant in a divorce?
If you have chosen to end your marriage, you probably have several legitimate reasons for wanting a divorce. You do not need to state these reasons in open court, however. After all, according to New Jersey Courts, you can divorce your spouse simply because you have...
Preparing your finances for divorce
Divorce is one of the most disruptive things that could happen to your finances if you do not make proper preparations. For some people, it is on the same level as losing a job. The good news is that most of the things that happen during divorce are predictable. That...
Challenging tax situations in divorce
Deciding who gets what in a divorce is one thing. Determining the most advantageous way to divide assets into equitable shares is another thing entirely. Tax nearly always factors into division strategies. You will probably face some tax complexities both during the...