Common Causes of Divorce There are numerous causes of action for divorce in New Jersey, including: Irreconcilable differences Adultery Separation Desertion Extreme Cruelty Substance Abuse Mental Illness Imprisonment Deviant Sexual Conduct Here are the three most...
Divorce can be a challenging process, and one of the most significant aspects to consider is the division of property. When a couple decides to end their marriage, it becomes essential to understand how their assets and liabilities will be divided. This article will...
What Is Full Custody? Often a client will say that he or she wants “full custody.” However, “full custody” does not mean anything specific. Legal vs Physical Custody In New Jersey, there are two main types of custody—and “full” is not one of them: legal (sole...
While many people are generally aware that each spouse’s income is an important factor in determining support obligations and equitable distribution in a divorce in New Jersey, they often do not understand what constitutes as income. Phantom income is one of those...
During the process of divorce, clients often ask whether they should participate in mediation and what the process entails. It is a good sign if parties are willing to try to amicably resolve their issues, either through mediation or with attorneys. In some cases,...
What, if any, impact does social media have on divorce and family law matters? The digital age has revolutionized the family law arena, and you need an attorney on your side who understands the situation. How Does Social Media Impact Family Law Matters? Sharing...