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Posted By | March 16, 2018 | Articles

Domestic Violence Laws in New Jersey

Domestic Violence is something that can never be tolerated, and in New Jersey, the laws against those who commit such a heinous crime are very serious. It is very important to be aware of all of the laws surrounding cases such as this, from what is considered an act of domestic violence to who is…

Posted By | March 2, 2018 | Articles

What are Premarital Agreements?

When a couple decides to get married, personal property, financial resources, and responsibilities between the two parties become shared assets. Some couples choose to enter into a prenuptial agreement before getting legally married. These agreements are a written, binding contract that clearly specifies each party’s rights after the marriage is finalized. Wealthy individuals may desire…

Posted By | February 20, 2018 | Articles

The Differences Between Fault and No-Fault Divorce

Modern laws about divorce have become much more accepting than in the past when it was considered a sin to separate from your spouse. “No fault” divorces can be granted in any state. These types of divorces occur when the spouse requesting a divorce isn’t required to prove that the other party was at fault…

Posted By | January 30, 2018 | Articles

Is Your Prenuptial Agreement Valid If It Was Coerced?

Prenuptial agreements are considered a formal contract between two parties. The agreement sets provisions for the division of property, finances and spousal support in the event the parties divorce. Traditionally premarital agreements have been difficult to break, but things have changed in recent years. In 2013, an appellate court upheld a trial court’s decision to invalidate…

Posted By | January 15, 2018 | Articles

What To Do When Negotiating A Midweek Shared Custody Schedule

When a couple decides to get divorced and children are involved, it can be difficult for the two parties to come to an agreement without involving a third party. Due to the complicated nature of shared child custody, such decisions are often decided in court. The court always makes its decision with the best interests…

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