Unlike other states, New Jersey does not have a separate court process called “legal separation” in family law. Instead, the state allows married couples to pursue what the law calls a divorce from bed and board. To get a divorce from bed and board, a person would...
Divorce can significantly impact every family member, especially children, who may struggle with the changes in their family dynamics. One common issue that arises is when children refuse to go to the home of an ex-spouse during scheduled visits. This situation can be...
Domestic violence carries significant weight in New Jersey divorce proceedings. Whether proven or alleged, its presence introduces complexity and can profoundly impact outcomes related to child custody, alimony and property distribution. Understanding domestic...
Many New Jersey couples worry about what will happen to their retirement account in a divorce. Property division is often one of the most complicated aspects of a divorce, with retirement accounts being a primary concern. After all, you have worked hard to build up...
In a New Jersey divorce, the Case Information Statement provides financial information and disclosures to the court. The CIS is a comprehensive document that outlines each party's financial situation. Understanding the importance of the CIS and its role in the divorce...