“Without Prejudice” but Not Without Importance: Devers v. Devers, A Cautionary Tale for Attorneys and Litigants

“Without Prejudice” but Not Without Importance: Devers v. Devers, A Cautionary Tale for Attorneys and Litigants

Divorces are oftentimes protracted and drawn out for years as disputes get litigated through the Court system if parties are unable to resolve issues amongst themselves. While divorces are pending in Court, interlocutory Orders or “temporary” Orders are issued pendente lite, i.e., “pending the litigation”. Almost always, those Orders are entered “without prejudice”, which simply…

Types of Divorce and Alternatives in NJ

Types of Divorce and Alternatives in NJ

People who have never been divorced might imagine that they will need to engage in drawn-out and bitter litigation to end their marriages. However, couples can negotiate partial or full settlement agreements for the outstanding issues involved in their divorce cases before engaging in litigation. Couples that reach full agreements won’t need to worry about…

Annulment vs. Divorce in New Jersey

Annulment vs. Divorce in New Jersey

Media portrayals of annulment have led to a significant amount of confusion about what an annulment involves and how it differs from a divorce. If you are wanting to end your marriage, you may or may not qualify for an annulment. Annulments are more difficult to get than a divorce, and a divorce might be…