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Beginning divorce proceedings does not automatically result in physical separation or clear expectations of privacy. You may continue sharing a residence, internet connection, or electronic devices while preparing for divorce or even the divorce has begun. That proximity can expose confidential comm...
Read MoreBeginning divorce proceedings does not automatically result in physical separation or clear expectations of privacy. You may continue sharing a reside...
Read MoreSubstance abuse can affect divorce or child custody when it impacts a parent’s judgment, threatens a child’s safety, or has other substantial adve...
Read MoreA family dispute can place your home life and financial security under immediate pressure. You may need to make important decisions while communicatio...
Read MoreDivorce cases increasingly involve information gathered from smartphones, social media platforms, text messages, emails, and other digital sources. Un...
Read MoreWhen a parent repeatedly ignores a court-ordered parenting time arrangement, the disruption can affect both the child and the other parent. What happe...
Read MoreWhen a marriage ends, couples must decide how to resolve critical issues ranging from property division to child custody and parenting time arrangemen...
Read MoreWhen it comes to financially preparing for a divorce after 50, the stakes are higher than many people expect. You have likely spent decades building s...
Read MoreMarital property is shared property that two spouses acquire during their marriage. New Jersey is an equitable distribution state, rather than a commu...
Read MoreMarriage is often accompanied by a myriad of changes. From new family members to new addresses and perhaps even a new name, it can be challenging to k...
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