On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Sep 15, 2020 | Divorce
Typically, parents who are going through a divorce must comfort their school-aged children who may not necessarily understand what a divorce is. But if you are going through a gray divorce—or, divorce over the age of 50— then you face a very different challenge:...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Aug 31, 2020 | Divorce
When it comes to the divorce process, couples focus on many different issues, from those which involve children to the emotional impact of ending a marriage. However, finances are a critical focal point for those ending their marriage and a number of financial matters...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Jul 24, 2020 | Divorce
When children of divorcing parents are minors, the court will address their needs through financial support from both parents. However, when the child graduates from high school, who is responsible for college expenses? In an ideal world, parents can work together to...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Jun 24, 2020 | Divorce
When most people think of splitting the assets in divorce, they do not think about health insurance. Yet, as Fidelity so politely puts it, health insurance is a valuable asset, too. Unlike stocks or the family home or life insurance, you cannot really divvy up health...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | May 26, 2020 | Divorce
Divorce requires honesty, and the laws set the process up to be as fair as possible. Fairness is particularly important when it comes to the division of marital property. For a divorcing couple, the issue of fairly dividing property may become difficult when one...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Apr 21, 2020 | Divorce
Navigating life post-divorce with children is complicated, and you are likely to come across many issues you did not anticipate when drafting your child custody agreement. One such issue has to do with taxes or, more specifically, which parent may claim the child as a...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Apr 16, 2020 | Divorce
New Jersey courts have established an Early Settlement Program for married couples who want to avoid a divorce trial. The ESP involves mediation before a panel of volunteer family law attorneys who strive to help the pair reach a fair settlement. Before filing for...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Mar 19, 2020 | Divorce
When a husband-and-wife team operates a family-owned business together, a divorce raises issues. One big question is who will keep the business running after the couple splits. Under New Jersey’s equitable distribution rules, all assets and properties acquired...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Mar 16, 2020 | Divorce
Divorce itself is a difficult process, but dealing with the aftermath can also be a challenge. Particularly if you have children, continuing to parent with your ex-spouse can be one of the most difficult parts of your new single existence. Co-parenting can be...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Dec 18, 2019 | Divorce
Divorce is never an easy subject to raise, be it in New Jersey or anywhere in the U.S. The option of divorcing your spouse is an after the result of a thorough analysis of your marriage, thereby determining that your relationship is unsalvageable. But who is the best...
