Conflict is inevitable, but combat is optional.
Once it’s official that you and your spouse have come to the end of your marital journey, you will have to reach an accord on custody and property division. One major decision to weigh is whether you should fight to keep your family’s home. While there is no...
Alimony is not always permanent. In New Jersey, it can be modified in certain circumstances. The family courts in New Jersey are aware that finances, in particular, may not always be the same as they were during the divorce. Below are some key points about alimony...
Many family-owned businesses are started by couples. In the beginning, the couple is often very excited to launch their new business and put their vision into action. They also enjoy being in control of their own finances, as the business is their main source of...
When domestic violence is a concern, the already challenging process of ending a marriage can become even more complex. On top of dealing with crucial legal issues, you must also take steps to preserve your safety. It is easy to become consumed by the legal divorce...
Divorce is often portrayed as something that occurs in the courtrooms. Both spouses battle one another until one side wins and the other loses. While divorce can be litigated, this isn’t always the case. Mediation has become much more popular in recent years. There...
Divorce is almost always a challenging situation, but it’s more complex when one party is a narcissist. These individuals often create conflict as a way to feel more in control of the situation because they have an overinflated sense of self-worth. It’s critical to...
There are many reasons why divorcing couples might choose mediation over litigation. Some people need specific terms, while others worry about privacy. Concern for minor children in the family can also serve as a powerful incentive to resolve disputes outside of court...
Domestic violence is one of the major factors leading to the breakdown of marriages. However, most people only associate domestic violence with the physical aspect, overlooking other equally damaging forms of abuse that can happen within intimate relationships. In...
One of the most difficult parts of co-parenting may be dealing with your co-parent. The fact that you are co-parents, rather than a couple, often means there have been issues between you that may still linger. The following tips can be useful to bear in mind if...
Every parent has a legal obligation to support their minor children – but your co-parent doesn’t seem to think that is important. Maybe they’re just irresponsible, or maybe they’re trying to punish you for leaving the relationship by withholding the funds your child...