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How Long Will You Have to Pay (or Receive) Alimony in New Jersey
Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a critical part of many New Jersey divorce cases. If you are going through a divorce and are expecting to pay or receive support, you may be wondering how long alimony will last. Below, we discuss the rules and factors that affect the duration of alimony in… Read More »
The Divorce Process in New Jersey Step-by-SThe Divorce Process in New Jersey Step-by-Steptep
If you’re thinking about divorce, one of the first questions is almost always: What happens next? The path through New Jersey family court follows a series of predictable steps, but the timing and complexity depend heavily on whether your case is uncontested or contested, and what issues you have to deal with. Below is… Read More »
How Domestic Violence Allegations Can Affect Custody and Visitation in New Jersey
In New Jersey, the safety and well-being of children are paramount in custody and visitation decisions. When domestic violence is alleged, courts take these claims seriously, and they can significantly impact both the child’s welfare and the accused parent’s rights, particularly in the context of a divorce or child custody dispute. For help dealing… Read More »
Legal Separation in New Jersey: Is It an Option?
If you’re considering separating from your spouse but aren’t ready or able to pursue a divorce, you may wonder whether New Jersey offers a path called legal separation. Unlike some states, New Jersey does not have a formal legal separation process. Yet, there are viable alternatives that allow couples to live separately, resolve financial… Read More »
When Can Child Support Be Modified in New Jersey?
Child support orders in New Jersey are “final” orders, but they are not set in stone. While they are meant to ensure that children receive the financial support they need to thrive, the reality is that life circumstances change. Parents may lose jobs, get promotions, move to different living arrangements, or face new expenses… Read More »
Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With?
When parents divorce or separate, one of the most emotionally charged issues is where the child will live. In New Jersey, custody decisions are based on what serves the best interests of the child, not simply on what the child prefers. While a child’s wishes can be part of the equation, they are never… Read More »
Who Gets the House in a New Jersey Divorce?
The family home often represents a couple’s largest asset, and emotions often run highest over what happens to it in a divorce. In New Jersey, courts apply equitable distribution principles to determine how the marital house should be handled. Whether you can keep the home or must sell it depends on the facts of… Read More »
Factors New Jersey Courts Consider When Awarding Alimony
Alimony, also known as spousal support, is never guaranteed in New Jersey. When courts do award it, they rely on a comprehensive set of statutory factors to determine whether support is justified, and if so, in what amount and for how long. Understanding these factors is essential if you’re dealing with a divorce or… Read More »
How Long Does Divorce Take in New Jersey?
Divorce is often one of the most stressful and emotional legal processes a person can go through, and one of the most common questions clients ask is: How long is this going to take? The answer depends on a range of factors, including the complexity of the case, the level of conflict between spouses,… Read More »
How to Petition for Grandparent Visitation in New Jersey
Family relationships can be complicated, especially after a divorce, separation, or the loss of a parent. Sadly, one of the relationships most affected by family conflict is often the bond between grandparents and grandchildren. If you are a grandparent in New Jersey who has been cut off from your grandchildren, you may be wondering… Read More »
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