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Child Custody

50/50 Custody in New Jersey: Is It Guaranteed?

Many parents assume that equal custody is automatic, but in New Jersey things are more complex. Understanding the law is crucial to your family’s situation. What Does “50/50 Custody” Actually Mean? When parents separate or divorce in New Jersey, one of the first questions that often arises is whether custody will be shared equally. The… Read more

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Alimony

How Alimony Works in New Jersey: Types, Duration, and Payment Rules

Alimony, also known as spousal support, is one of the most significant financial aspects of divorce in New Jersey. Whether you are expected to pay or receive alimony, understanding how the court decides can make the difference between a fair outcome and years of financial stress. What Is Alimony Under New Jersey Law? Alimony is… Read more

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Divorce

Grounds for Divorce in New Jersey: Do You Need to Prove Fault?

If you are considering ending your marriage in New Jersey, one of the first questions you might ask is: “Do I need to prove that my spouse has done something wrong in order to get a divorce?” The answer to this question is no. But understanding how New Jersey’s divorce laws work can significantly impact… Read more

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Uncontested Divorce in New Jersey: Step-by-Step Process

Ending a marriage can be difficult, but when both parties agree on all major terms, an uncontested divorce process can be faster, less expensive and less stressful. In New Jersey, there are several grounds for divorce under N.J.S.A. § 2A:34-2. If both spouses have reached full agreement, they can file for an uncontested divorce. If… Read more

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Alimony

What Qualifies a Spouse for Alimony in New Jersey?

If you are going through a divorce in New Jersey, one of the most important financial questions to consider is whether you or your spouse will be entitled to spousal support. Spousal support, also known as alimony, is not automatically granted in every divorce case. Instead, courts carefully evaluate various factors before making a decision… Read more

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Divorce

Legal Separation in New Jersey: What It Is and What It Is Not

When a marriage experiences difficulties, couples in New Jersey may consider their options. Divorce may seem like the only solution, but many people also explore the possibility of “legal separation”. Understanding what legal separation entails in New Jersey and what it does not is essential for making informed decisions about the future. Understanding Legal Separation… Read more

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Child Custody

Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With in NJ? What the Law Actually Says

Any New Jersey custody case can be emotionally charged. But what happens when the child prefers one parent over the other? Can a child choose which parent to live with in NJ?  Unfortunately, you might hear conflicting answers from friends, family, and social media. As a result, the truth gets lost in the noise.  Custody… Read more

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Divorce

How Financial Statements and CIS Forms Impact Your Divorce Outcome

If you are going through a divorce in New Jersey, you know that financial paperwork plays a huge part in the process. The Case Information Statement (CIS) and financial statements carry a lot of weight in shaping the outcome of your case. New Jersey courts use them when making decisions about support, asset division, and… Read more

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Alimony

Can Alimony Be Modified After Retirement in NJ?

Alimony helps a spouse maintain a reasonable standard of living after a divorce. But life changes, and one of the biggest is retirement. If you or your ex-spouse is approaching or has already reached retirement age, you may be wondering: “Can alimony be modified after retirement in NJ?” While the answer is yes, there are… Read more

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