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Equitable Distribution vs. Equal Division: What’s Fair in New Jersey?

When it comes to dividing marital assets, New Jersey courts follow the laws governing equitable distribution, rather than ordering an automatic 50/50 ...

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Can You Freeze Marital Assets in a New Jersey Divorce?

Neither spouse is permitted to dissipate marital assets during divorce proceedings or while a divorce is being contemplated. This means that a spouse ...

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Money, Power, and Divorce: Protecting Yourself from Financial Manipulation

Money, power, and divorce are deeply intertwined for many of our family law clients. This theory holds strong because financial control is often used ...

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Non-Liquid Assets in a Divorce: How Do You Divide Stock Options, Private Equity, and Executive Compensation?

Non-liquid assets are assets that cannot be easily converted into cash without significant time, effort, taxation, penalties, or potential loss of val...

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How Hard Is It to Get Full Custody in NJ?

Getting full custody in New Jersey is very hard. New Jersey law mandates that children generally benefit from having a meaningful and continuing relat...

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How to Know If a Family Lawyer Is Good

Choosing a family law attorney is not about who promises the fastest or easiest outcome. It is about who will effectively and honestly guide you throu...

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What Are the “3 Cs” of Divorce?

The phrase “3Cs of divorce” is not a legal rule written into New Jersey Statutes. It is a shorthand way to describe the overarching issues that sh...

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What Is a Wife Entitled to in a Divorce in NJ?

What Is a Wife Entitled to in a Divorce in NJ? If you are a wife going through a divorce, you may be asking what you are legally entitled to receive. ...

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What to Look for in a Marital Agreements Lawyer

When people think about marriage, legal contracts are normally one of the first things that come to mind. However, a marital agreement, such as a pren...

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