When a couple gets engaged, divorce is often the last thing on their minds. Though no one wants to think about any possibilities of the marriage ending before it has even started, it is important to consider how one can protect themselves in the event that divorce does happen someday. A couple should talk to […]
Read MoreOften, when it comes to divorce, the couple is facing a very complicated matter. It isn’t easy for a couple who has completely merged so many aspects of their lives to divide it and start life as a single person all over again. This can be even more complicated when the couple that is getting […]
Read MoreOne of the most frequently contested issues in a New Jersey divorce is that of spousal support, which is also commonly referred to as alimony. In 2014, New Jersey made significant changes to its spousal support law by eliminating the option for permanent spousal support and replacing it with an “open durational” option. Often, spousal […]
Read MoreWhen parents in New Jersey are going through a divorce, one of the major issues that they will run into is regarding which parent will have custody. It is no surprise that a custody decision is often very difficult for parents to decide on their own. In some instances, parents may need the court to […]
Read MoreWhen a judge in Sussex County issues a court order, the individuals involved are expected to follow the order, as it is legally binding. Of course, the court is going to issue the order based on the current circumstances that the couple is faced with. That being said, the court has no idea what circumstances […]
Read MoreAlthough marriages are great when they work, not all of them are successful. When an individual in Sussex County is thinking about ending their marriage through divorce, they will have to start the process by fulfilling the residency requirement and by determining whether they want to cite fault grounds or not. Grounds for divorce is […]
Read MoreOne of the biggest concerns that divorcing parents have in New Jersey is in relation to determining child support. This is often a contested matter, especially if one of the parents has not always been involved in the child’s life. There are a number of different factors that New Jersey will consider when it comes […]
Read MoreOne of the things that may inevitably come up in conversation amongst a newly engaged couple is whether they should get a prenuptial agreement. These agreements can protect each party in the unfortunate event that the marriage ends in divorce at some point down the road. Of course, the most important thing is that the […]
Read MoreWhen parents in New Jersey share custody of a child, one of the issues that is likely to arise is what happens if the custodial parent wishes to move out of the state with the child. Relocation cases are often very emotional for parents and the child, typically because the noncustodial parent fears that their […]
Read MoreMany people take a lot of pride in homeownership, as a home is where many families build memories together. Unfortunately, sometimes a couple that owns a home together decides their marriage isn’t working anymore and starts the process of getting divorced. One of the major concerns that people have when it comes to the issue […]
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