Divorce

Prenuptial agreements can give couples peace of mind by clarifying how assets and finances will be handled if the marriage ends. But not all prenups hold up in court. If certain legal or procedural requirements aren’t met, the agreement could be thrown out entirely. If you signed a prenup and believe it might be unfair […]

Divorce can be a contentious time. Spouses may disagree on some of the most fundamental aspects of the process, including how to co-parent and who should move out while the case is pending. Sometimes, spouses might simply refuse to move out rather than try to reach a reasonable agreement regarding who should stay in the […]

Can divorced couples still live together in New Jersey? While it’s not a common arrangement, it does happen and is not against the law. Some former spouses choose to live together after divorce due to finances, children, or convenience. But just because it’s allowed doesn’t mean it’s easy. Continue reading to learn more about when […]

Divorce doesn’t just separate two lives emotionally; it also divides finances. When one spouse earns significantly more than the other, New Jersey courts may step in to help balance things out through spousal support, commonly called alimony. Spousal support is designed to ease the transition after a marriage ends, especially when one person relied on […]

Divorce is hard enough. But divorcing a narcissist? That adds a whole new layer of emotional and legal complexity. Narcissists often make the divorce process longer, more hostile, and more expensive. If you’re facing this kind of challenge, you’re not alone – and you can protect yourself with the right knowledge and support. Here’s what […]

If you are considering filing for divorce in New Jersey, there are countless things to consider. A big consideration is whether to pursue a no-fault or at-fault divorce. While an at-fault divorce can benefit many, it also often means a more drawn-out process that benefits significantly from the help of a New Jersey divorce attorney.  […]

Most people are familiar with prenuptial agreements—contracts couples enter into before marriage to establish how certain matters, like property division or spousal support, will be handled in the event of a divorce. Once the couple marries, the agreement becomes legally enforceable. Postnuptial agreements serve a similar purpose but are executed after the couple is already […]

When a marriage reaches its breaking point, one of the first questions that may arise is whether it matters who files for divorce first. Some think being the first to file comes with an advantage. While filing for divorce first can have implications, it’s not as crucial as you might think.  No Inherent Advantages in […]

Divorce can be an emotional and complex process, especially when one spouse does not agree to the separation. In New Jersey, like many other states, the decision to divorce is typically within the control of the person seeking it.  New Jersey divorce law operates on a no-fault basis, meaning a spouse does not need to […]

Committed couples may decide to forego the formality of marriage or entering into a civil union and instead opt to cohabit. According to the Pew Research Center, marriage rates have declined in recent years. Now, more people live together with a romantic partner without being married. However, when unmarried couples break up after living together, […]