Call UsGetting a divorce is never easy. You have to think about how it will go: easy or hard. You can enter into divorce mediation if both of you agree and sign a contract stating that you will do your best to work out all the many issues without involving the court. Or you can choose
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The Divorce Process in New Jersey
The first step for many New Jersey spouses who want to dissolve a marriage is to consult a family law attorney. You can take matters into your own hands and obtain a divorce without a lawyer’s assistance, but New Jersey courts don’t recommend it, especially when couples have children. An attorney will not be appointed
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Coping with New Jersey Spouses Reluctant to Divorce
One of the most difficult moments in anyone’s life can be acknowledging a marriage is over. Some Hackensack spouses reach that conclusion alone. Asking for a divorce is hard enough without resistance from a spouse, but mismatched desires about preserving a marriage aren’t uncommon. It is reasonable to assume news of divorce is shocking, even
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New Jersey Divorce Reform Ends Life-Long Alimony
Back in the days when dual-income households were few and far between, continued financial support was vital support for non-working spouses at the end of a marriage. One spouse, almost always the wife, often did not have the education or skills to become self-sufficient following a Hackensack divorce. Courts awarded alimony to balance the former spouses’
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His, mine and ours: Property ownership in a New Jersey Marriage
Family law attorneys often discuss the property rights of individuals before marriage and when couples break up. For a change, let’s look at the property of Hackensack spouses during marriage. This is a good time for many individuals to think about assets, because emotions aren’t scrambled by pre-wedding jitters or dark feelings that can accompany
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