Conflict is inevitable, but combat is optional.
Marriage is meant to be a partnership built on trust and mutual support. Unfortunately, there are instances where this trust is shattered, and one spouse may attempt to dissipate assets during a divorce or separation. Dissipation of assets refers to the intentional...
The empty nest syndrome refers to the feelings of sadness, loneliness or depression parents experience after their children leave home for college, work or marriage. This transitional period can be challenging for many couples as they face new realities and redefine...
Whether you are crafting a parenting plan in the wake of a romantic split or you are trying to rework an existing plan to better reflect your child’s interests, carefully considering the role that virtual visitation can play in your family’s co-parenting dynamic is an...
If you are going through a divorce, you may need to communicate with your soon-to-be ex-spouse. The divorce process can be challenging, and issues may come up. Thus, you should consider discussing crucial matters for a more manageable process. Here is how you can...
As the world of parenting grows more complex, so do the terms used to describe different family dynamics. "Co-parenting" is a term often heard, but this concept sometimes gets confused with legally established joint custody agreements. It's essential to understand...
Divorce is often a painful process, and couples can make it harder by fighting with one another. Those who can't agree on custody matters or property division issues may need to ask a judge to help resolve their disputes. Litigated divorces can lead to intense...
Abuse can occur in numerous forms, and sadly, it happens in many marriages. Nobody should have to put up with abuse, whether it be financial, emotional or physical. If your spouse has become abusive, then you’re likely looking for a way out. This sounds much easier...
What is your version of a perfect settlement? If it is getting all the high-value assets and complete control of child-related matters, prepare for disappointment. Family courts in New Jersey prioritize fairness and children's best interests when deciding or approving...
Are you considering a divorce? There are many reasons someone would want a divorce, such as constantly fidgeting with a spouse, financial troubles, trust issues or parenting style conflicts. While the above are all good reasons to want a divorce, you may be struggling...
Learning that your co-parent intends to relocate with the children to another state can be worrisome. The distance could damage your relationship with your children since it may not be possible to see or physically interact with them regularly. In such an instance,...