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Divorcing a Narcissist: Tips, Tools, and What to Expect

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 […]

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How To Win Child Custody in New Jersey

Do you believe it is in the best interest of your child for you to receive sole custody? A parent can receive sole custody if they can prove the other parent is unfit or harmful to the child. Understanding how to win child custody in New Jersey begins with reviewing child custody laws. Understanding New […]

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Does Polyamory Lead To Divorce?

The structure of marriages can take many forms. While people may have differing opinions about how a couple approaches their relationship, the law allows almost any type of romantic or sexual arrangement as long as neither spouse is physically injured. Polyamory and a related concept of open marriage are agreed upon in many relationships. However, […]

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Fault-Based Divorce in New Jersey

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.  […]

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The Enforceability of Postnuptial Agreements 

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 […]

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New Jersey Non-Marital Contracts

In New Jersey, many couples live together without getting married. This modern trend has led to a growing need for non-marital contracts—also called cohabitation agreements. These legal agreements clarify financial and property matters, protect individual rights, and reduce conflict if the relationship ends. Understanding Non-Marital Contracts A non-marital contract is a legal agreement between two […]

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How to Get a Prenuptial Agreement in New Jersey

If you’re getting married in New Jersey, you may be thinking about a prenuptial agreement. This is a legal document that helps protect your money, property, and other personal rights before you say “I do.” A prenup isn’t just for the rich—it’s for anyone who wants peace of mind and clarity in case the unexpected […]

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How a Family Lawyer Can Help With New Jersey Child Support

Navigating child support issues can be overwhelming and emotional. Whether you’re the parent who needs support or the one being asked to provide it, understanding your rights and responsibilities is crucial.  In New Jersey, child support laws are designed to ensure that children receive the financial resources they need to grow and thrive. But the […]

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Does It Matter Who Files for Divorce First?

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 […]

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Alimony in NJ: New Jersey Alimony Law FAQs

Divorce is stressful, and determining how you will continue to support yourself with split finances can make alimony a sensitive subject in many situations. Deciding who pays how much in alimony, and for how long, can be a complicated, emotionally draining process. Whether you’re navigating the process on your own or working with a Monmouth […]

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