Child support in New Jersey is designed to ensure that children receive the financial resources necessary to meet their basic needs and maintain a standard of living similar to what they would have experienced if their parents were together. For children with special needs or significant medical expenses, child support considerations can become more complex,…
Introduction: One Costly Mistake Could Cost You Thousands Did you know that over 50 percent of divorcing spouses do not fully understand their financial situation before starting the divorce process? This lack of preparation often leads to unfair settlements, hidden debts, and long-term financial struggles. Divorce is more than just ending a marriage—it is a…
Introduction: The Costly Pitfalls of Divorce Divorce is not just an emotional upheaval—it’s also a financial turning point. Yet, many people unknowingly make costly financial mistakes that can haunt them long after the divorce is finalized. From underestimating expenses to overlooking hidden assets, these errors can drain your savings, impact your credit, and leave you…
Custody orders are legally binding documents issued by the court to protect the best interests of the child and ensure both parents fulfill their obligations. When one parent violates a custody order in New Jersey, it can disrupt the child’s well-being and strain the co-parenting relationship. Courts take such violations seriously and provide legal remedies…
Understanding the Reality of Divorce in New Jersey Hearing your spouse say, “I want a divorce,” can feel overwhelming. You might wonder if there’s a way to stop the process, convince them to stay, or at least delay the proceedings to allow time for reconciliation. While New Jersey divorce laws make it clear that one…
Introduction: Is Your Ex Hiding Income to Avoid Paying Fairly? You’ve done everything right—you’ve shown up to court, submitted your financial disclosures, and put your child’s needs first. But something doesn’t add up. Your ex is claiming poverty on paper… while driving a new car and posting vacation pics from the Bahamas. Sound familiar? If…
Introduction: Does Infidelity Affect Alimony? Discovering that your spouse has been unfaithful is emotionally devastating, and many people assume that adultery will lead to a higher alimony award in divorce. While it may seem fair that the spouse who was wronged should receive more financial support, New Jersey law does not automatically award additional alimony…