Divorce comes with a multitude of stressors, but working with an attorney you trust and are comfortable with can help to alleviate the angst. Sometimes, though, for one reason or another, the attorney-client relationship may no longer work. If this is your situation, you may be wondering how to switch attorneys in the middle of a divorce. Some common circumstances for changing attorneys[ ... ]
How property is divided is often one of the most sensitive issues in New Jersey divorces. Both spouses want to ensure they get their fair share, and there may be specific properties that a spouse particularly wants to keep, such as the family home or ownership of a business, which can cause disagreements that must be resolved. But before decisions can be made about who gets what in[ ... ]
There is no doubt that going through divorce is stressful. Emotions often run very high between two people who once imagined a happy life together and are now at odds and breaking up. Anger and frustration you feel can mentally and physically impact your health. Negative emotions such as these can also cause you to say or do things in front of your spouse, family and friends, or even the judge, that can influence how your[ ... ]
Co-parenting is a collaborative approach to raising a minor child after divorce. It can be contrasted with a more traditional child custody and visitation arrangement, where the parents rarely communicate, and the child essentially lives a separate life with each parent. Studies have shown that co-parenting can yield significant benefits, and it is a central focus of the New Jersey courts re[ ... ]
Getting divorced is a process with numerous steps and decisions. Once it is over, you will have to live with the choices you made for years to come—or even the rest of your life. This is why it is crucial to make smart decisions and avoid mistakes. Unfortunately, many men either rush through the divorce process, failing to devote the necessary time and attention to decision-making. As a result, they end up giving up more than is necessary. Or, many men ho[ ... ]
People don’t go into marriage expecting to divorce. However, you never know what the future may hold. It is smart to plan for any eventuality to protect your financial well-being. Prenuptial agreements, also called premarital agreements, aren’t all about divorce, though. A prenup can also aid marriages by opening lines of communication and clarifying future expectations. 6 REASONS TO CONSIDER A PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENT The following sections dis[ ... ]
Have you come to the realization that divorce is the way forward in your life? If so, now is the time to prepare. Although your life may be a little chaotic, your future self will thank you for the preparations you do now before starting divorce proceedings. But what kind of planning goes into a New Jersey divorce in 2024? The team at [MFR] Men's & Fathers' Rights Divorce Lawyers is deeply committed to finding solutions to the many family law problem[ ... ]
Expectations are what we want, hope for, or assume we will get from someone else, and they are not always based in reality. When a spouse has unrealistic expectations of the other spouse, it can lead to serious problems in marriage and potentially to divorce. In fact, a large number of divorces are due to spouses having unreasonable or impossible expectations of each other. Does your spouse have unrealistic expectations of you? If so, how can you overcome t[ ... ]
Divorce is a sensitive and sometimes very contentious topic between spouses, and talking about it is not easy. Say the wrong thing when discussing a divorce and it can be damaging to your interests during the process. Whether you are considering filing or you are in the midst of divorce proceedings, you should understand what not to say to your spouse when discussing divorce. Try to keep in mind during any discussion that what you say could be used against you in neg[ ... ]
Divorce is one of life’s most stressful events even in the best of circumstances. For a person divorcing a narcissist, it is exponentially more fraught and turbulent. Narcissists often will do everything they can to make their spouse’s life as difficult as possible during divorce. They have little or no empathy for other people, a grandiose sense of their own importance, and thrive[ ... ]