Call UsEnacted in late 2017, key provisions of the federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act for divorcing spouses are set to take effect on January 1, 2019. These changes have the potential to drastically impact certain financial aspects of divorce, and spouses who are currently contemplating a divorce in New Jersey will need to factor the
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New Jersey Family Law Blog
What is the Difference Between Co-Parenting and Parallel Parenting?
While co-parenting and parallel parenting sound similar, these are actually very different ways for parents to raise their children after a divorce. Co-parenting and parallel parenting involve very different relationships between the parents post-divorce, and they are options for divorcing parents under very different sets of circumstances. What is Co-Parenting? Co-parenting is a post-divorce parenting
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Scientists Disagree on the “Best” Age to Get Married in Order to Avoid Divorce
According to a study reported on Time.com, couples who get married between the ages of 28 and 32 are the least likely to get divorced. However, the article’s author is also quick to point out that this study is at odds with a competing analysis which concludes that the best age to get married in
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Will You Be able to Maintain Your Lifestyle After Your Divorce?
Whether you were the primary wage earner in your relationship, you relied on your spouse’s income to live comfortably, or you and your spouse shared responsibility for funding the lifestyle to which you have become accustomed, getting divorced will have an impact on your finances. But, how much of an impact depends on a number
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How are Retirement & Investment Accounts Divided in a NJ Divorce?
Whether you have spent decades saving for retirement or you are still in the early stages of your career, there is a good chance that your retirement or investment account is one of your most valuable assets. This also means that it is likely to be one of the most important assets involved in your
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