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When it comes to court-mandated visitation after a divorce, most people assume that visitation pertains to the child’s non-custodial parent. While this is certainly the most common type of visitation discussed post-divorce, the change in custody can also impact the child’s grandparents. While every state is different, New Jersey has some unique rules surrounding grandparents’… Read more

Making the decision to get a divorce is a big step, but for many couples who have simply outgrown their marriages or find that the relationship no longer benefits them, doing so can be a great option. And once you and your spouse make that decision, you likely want to get things over with as… Read more

Filing for divorce is stressful, but when you add the challenge of raising kids with your spouse, the process can be even harder. You want to do what’s right for your children and that often means cooperating and coordinating with your spouse even as you navigate divorce proceedings.  If you’re still reeling from initiating the… Read more

When spouses decide to get divorced and agree on all of the terms, they’re able to file for an uncontested divorce. This type of divorce allows you to work with a New Jersey divorce lawyer to reach agreements on the distribution of property, custody, and any other terms without having to go to court. But… Read more

The fair and equitable division of assets is a key component of every divorce, whether you’re pursuing an uncontested or traditional divorce. It requires that both parties are honest about their assets and disclose any potential joint property so the court can make a just decision. While many couples divulge everything, this isn’t always the… Read more

Divorce is a difficult process at the best of times. But when it involves separating from a physically or emotionally abusive spouse, the process can be even tougher. If you’re in an abusive situation, divorce can help you start your life over and allow you to live safely in an environment that’s healthy and beneficial… Read more

When you’re getting divorced, there’s a real temptation to turn to social media and express your emotions about the situation you’re facing. While you’re free to post whatever you want before, during, and after your divorce, you’ll want to do so with caution. Believe it or not, your social media accounts can be used against… Read more

If you’re like most people, you and your spouse combined finances after you got married. This means you likely became accustomed to living on both of your incomes or relied solely on your partner to make ends meet. But once you divorce and the dissolution of assets starts, it’s normal to feel a bit panicked… Read more

In an uncontested divorce, you and your soon-to-be-ex-spouse agree on everything from what to do with your house to how to divvy up your assets. Sure, you’ve reached compromises on certain subjects, but you agree that a divorce is both necessary and beneficial for both of you. But there’s one thing that many divorcing couples… Read more