Category: Divorce

Category: Divorce

AI-Generated Evidence in New Jersey Divorce Court: How Deepfakes and Fake Texts Could Cost You Custody

Fabricated screenshots and AI-generated audio are showing up in New Jersey divorce cases, and fathers who do not know how to spot or fight them are at a real disadvantage. Key Takeaways: AI tools can now generate convincing fake texts, voice recordings, and images fast enough to submit as evidence before anyone checks whether they are real. New Jersey courts are still catching[ ... ]

Cryptocurrency and Divorce in New Jersey: How Courts Find, Value, and Divide Digital Assets

Crypto wallets do not appear on a joint bank statement, which is exactly why so many New Jersey divorces are now hinging on them. Key Takeaways: Cryptocurrency counts as marital property in New Jersey the same as any other asset acquired during the marriage. Cold wallets, hardware devices, and exchange accounts are the newest places spouses hide money. For[ ... ]

Men’s & Fathers’ Rights Divorce Lawyers’ Owner and Founding Attorney Carrie Schultz on the Good Neighbor Podcast: What New Jersey Men Need to Know About Divorce

New Jersey divorce attorney Carrie Schultz joined the Good Neighbor Podcast to discuss fathers' rights, custody bias, and what men facing divorce actually need to know. Key Takeaways: New Jersey law gives neither parent an automatic custody advantage. Early legal counsel is the key that enables men to be able to protect their kids, finances, and future. One conversation with an attorney beats hours of online resea[ ... ]

How to Protect Your Business During Divorce in New Jersey

As a business owner who is divorcing, you might be worried whether your spouse can claim part ownership and whether you will have to divide your business. Protecting what you have worked so hard to build is likely to be one of your biggest priorities in navigating the end of your marriage. When you are going through divorce—or even just planning for the future—it’s essential to[ ... ]

HOW TO PREPARE FOR A DIVORCE LAWYER CONSULTATION

Divorce is a significant life transition that can be emotionally taxing and legally complex. If you are considering ending your marriage in New Jersey, the first consultation with a divorce lawyer is a critical step in understanding your rights, setting expectations, and planning the way forward. Whether your situation with your spouse is amicable or contentious, thorough preparation for this m[ ... ]

Post-Divorce Checklist: What to Do After Your New Jersey Divorce is Final

The final judgment of divorce marks the legal end of your marriage, but it’s not the end of the process. There are practical, financial, legal, and emotional issues to address to help you fully transition into post-divorce life. Following are considerations to keep in mind as you adjust to life after divorce. Comply with Custody and Parenting Time Agreements If you have children, adhering to your custody and parenting time agreements is crucia[ ... ]

How Is a Business Valued During a Divorce in New Jersey?

One of the most complex aspects of property division in divorce is when one or both spouses own a business. The value of the business must be determined before equitable distribution of property can occur. Understanding how a business is valued during a divorce in New Jersey, whether it is separate or marital property, and how much of it may be subject to division, is essential for[ ... ]

The Risks of Handling Divorce Alone: Why You Need a Divorce Attorney

Divorce is one of the most complex and emotionally charged legal processes a person can face. You’re not only ending a marriage, but also making critical decisions about finances, property, and children. The wrong decisions can have long-term impacts on your life. While some people think about handling their divorces without a lawyer in order to save money or because they are on friendly terms with their spouse so think they don’t need one, doing so can[ ... ]

Can You Appeal a Divorce Motion in New Jersey?

During the complex and emotionally charged divorce process, the court issues various rulings through motions filed by either party. Motions are formal requests made to the court during or after divorce proceedings asking the judge to make a decision on a specific issue, such as in relation to temporary child custody, spousal support, or property division, as examples. But[ ... ]

What Is a Mediated Divorce?

Divorce is rarely easy, but it doesn’t always have to be adversarial. For spouses who are willing to work together to resolve their differences, mediated divorce can offer a more amicable and cost-effective alternative to litigation. Rather than arguing their sides in a tense and antagonistic courtroom setting, divorcing spouses may be able to reach mutually acceptable agreement on key issues like[ ... ]

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