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When it comes to dividing marital assets, New Jersey courts follow the laws governing equitable distribution, rather than ordering an automatic 50/50 split. Under the laws of equitable distribution, marital assets are divided fairly and equitably based on certain statutory factors, which does not ne...
Read MoreWhen it comes to dividing marital assets, New Jersey courts follow the laws governing equitable distribution, rather than ordering an automatic 50/50 ...
Read MoreNeither spouse is permitted to dissipate marital assets during divorce proceedings or while a divorce is being contemplated. This means that a spouse ...
Read MoreMoney, power, and divorce are deeply intertwined for many of our family law clients. This theory holds strong because financial control is often used ...
Read MoreNon-liquid assets are assets that cannot be easily converted into cash without significant time, effort, taxation, penalties, or potential loss of val...
Read MoreGetting full custody in New Jersey is very hard. New Jersey law mandates that children generally benefit from having a meaningful and continuing relat...
Read MoreChoosing 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...
Read MoreThe 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...
Read MoreWhat 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. ...
Read MoreWhen 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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