Property division in a New Jersey divorce follows the rule of equitable distribution. This means the court divides marital property fairly according to the spouse's circumstances. If you experienced domestic violence, you may understandably wonder if it plays a role...
Emotional abuse can be just as damaging as physical harm, often leaving deep psychological scars. Many people endure years of manipulation, control, and belittlement before recognizing the signs. Understanding these behaviors and their legal implications can help you...
Domestic violence plays a significant role in divorce proceedings in New Jersey. It affects all the key aspects such as grounds for divorce, property division, child custody and child support. Understanding these impacts is essential for those facing a divorce under...
Divorce is already a challenging process, but for those injured by domestic violence, it can be even more difficult. The legal system provides several protections to help individuals stay safe and secure while going through a divorce. Knowing these protections can...
Like other states, New Jersey courts take allegations of domestic violence seriously. The family courts of Burlington County are no exception. When deciding custody and visitation, New Jersey judges have a lot of leeway to make an arrangement that the they believe is...
The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence estimates that 10 million people experience domestic violence each year. Domestic violence is a complex issue that goes beyond physical aggression. While many associate domestic violence with visible harm, it manifests...
Domestic violence is a problem that permeates all levels of society. This is why there are local resources available to help domestic violence victims start their new life. Getting help in New Jersey Emergency, immediate support is provided through your local police....