New Jersey Family Law Blog

We work hard during the divorce process to help our clients craft sustainable, favorable custody agreements. Usually, everybody understands that we are all working towards the best interest of the children. Sometimes, the cooperation does not last as long as it...

Purchasing property in New Jersey is not usually as expensive as in New York, but the cost can still run high. Rent is also high compared to other states, so investors stand to make a profit anyway. Even so, increased property taxes can make quite the difference in...

Your future may look much different once you and your spouse decide to part ways, and if you were not the primary breadwinner, you may have concerns about how to support yourself without your spouse. You may be wondering what the likelihood is of you being able to...

You only get one shot at dissolving your marriage, so if you have certain financial goals you wish to achieve in the future, you may want to identify them while your divorce is ongoing. A financial advisor may be able to help you identify and work toward your future...

When most people picture a divorce, they are likely picturing it happening in a courtroom. This type of divorce they are picturing is a trial divorce. Trial divorce may be the most popular version of divorce, but it is not the only version. Depending on your...

For many reasons, a divorce often has a negative affect on finances for both men and women. A few decades ago, women often fared worse after a divorce than men because they lacked work experience and because women earned less than men.  Society has certainly changed...

You want to buy an investment rental property in New Jersey to boost your income, which is a good idea. An even better idea is getting the full picture of properties you consider.  See what Forbes lists as items to consider in rental properties. Understand how to make...

Property division may be one of the most difficult issues to tackle during divorce proceedings. People often become attached to certain property items or objects that they have accumulated during the marriage. Yet, all marital property is eligible for division between...

The property division portion of your divorce will involve assessing everything you own as a couple and splitting it in an amicable way. For the most part, you have to consider every asset you own. However, there are exceptions. You do get to have exclusive rights to...

In New Jersey, how do fathers establish their rights? Married fathers have it a little easier. The law considers them the father of their wife's child automatically. But what about unmarried fathers? These men often go through more hoops. The steps they must complete...