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Should You Block Your Spouse on Social Media During Your Divorce?

Should You Block Your Spouse on Social Media During Your Divorce?

During a divorce, the general rule is that you want to preserve as much privacy as possible. Blocking your spouse on social media during a divorce can help protect your privacy and prevent your posts from being used against you in court, especially if you[ ... ]

What is Imputed Income in Divorce in New Jersey?

In child support and alimony determinations during divorce, the court will look at the incomes of both spouses to decide on payments. But what if one spouse is not working? Or, what if one spouse is not working up to their capacity or what they used to do? Then how will child support be determined? In divorce cases, there is a concept called “imputation of income.” When a spouse in a divorce is voluntarily not working or is [intentionally or unintentionally] unde[ ... ]

Should We Share Marital Home During Divorce?

Should you share the marital home during divorce? That depends on your situation, and there are many things to consider before making that decision. Do you have children? What is your financial situation? Can you live together in relative peace now that your marriage is ending, or will it be too difficult? What grounds for divorce are you filing on? These are issues to take into account when deciding if you should share the marital home with your soon-to-be-ex spouse.[ ... ]

Rights and Responsibilities as a Non-Custodial Father

Whether you are divorced, separated or were never married to your child’s mother, as a non-custodial father in New Jersey, you have clear legal rights. New Jersey law recognizes that it is in a child’s best interests to spend time with both parents in most cases, and it does not presume that a mother is more fit or qualified to raise a child than a father.[ ... ]

The Dance of Gender Roles: Impact on Marriage and Divorce

In the continuous dance of life, marriage and divorce stand as significant milestones. When we talk about these life markers, we often overlook the influence of gender roles in shaping the dynamics. The evolution of gender roles, shifting norms and their subsequent impact in the divorce process, warrants a close examination. Our society, for ages, has painted a picture of gender roles that are quite stark. Men are traditionally viewed as the providers, while women are[ ... ]

Finding the Mirror: Understanding Your Role in a Toxic Relationship

In navigating the tumultuous waters of relationships, it is quite easy to point fingers, often neglecting our own reflection in the mirror. We shroud ourselves in the comfort of being the victim, oblivious to the harsh reality that we might indeed be the toxic one. This realization is a tough pill to swallow, but it's the first step towards creating healthier relationships. But how can we distinguish if we're the toxic person in a relationship? It requires a brutal hon[ ... ]

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How to Divorce a Narcissistic Wife in NJ

There’s no denying how difficult your life can be if you end up married to a narcissistic person and going through a divorce in New Jersey with this type of individual can be even more difficult. You may constantly feel off balance throughout the divorce because you cannot predict what your narcissistic wife will say or do next to get what she wants. If you want out of your marriage to a narcissist, it is beneficial for you to get help from a [ ... ]

Who Has Custody of a Child When the Parents Are Not Married in New Jersey?

As hard as it is for some divorcing couples to resolve child-related legal issues, the task can be even more difficult for New Jersey parents who were never married. Unmarried parents often have additional steps to take before they can resolve any disputes regarding child custody, visitation, and child support. One of the first steps is to establish the father’s paternity—without paternity being established, a man will not have custody or visitation rights. If you[ ... ]

Can A Spouse Move Back in During Divorce?

Can a spouse move back in during divorce? That question can be very complicated. Technically, without a temporary or final restraining order, the spouse is still entitled to live in the house, legally. However, the length of time your spouse has been out of the house and your particular situation, including what grounds the divorce was filed on, can determine whether or not it is appropriate or a good idea for the two of you to be living together anymore. There ar[ ... ]

How Do I Make the Decision to Divorce?

A divorce is more than just a complicated legal proceeding; it is always much deeper than that for most people. A divorce is a very emotional transition in life. When you come out on the other side of the divorce, you often feel like a completely different person. For this reason, many people will spend an extended amount of time pretending that things are not as bad as they are. However, facing the reality that a divorce is inevitable can cause relief, fear,[ ... ]

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