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If you choose to go through mediation for your divorce, then you will need to choose your mediator. This will be the first thing you and your spouse must come together to decide. It can be a great way to gauge how the rest of the negotiations will go. The mediator...
Divorcing couples seeking an alternative to the costly and emotional process of a courtroom battle may turn to mediation as a solution. Many couples are not familiar with how mediation works. One way to understand mediation better is to learn what a mediator does. A...
Those people in New Jersey planning for their retirement almost certainly include their spouses in those plans. Thus, their divorces will no doubt impact that potential future (and beyond simply changing who they will spend those years with). Indeed, potential sources...
You and your spouse may have taken over the family business some years ago or built a new business from scratch. Now that you are facing the property division phase of your divorce, the task of managing your business takes on new meaning. Here are three options to...
As a collector, you buy art that appeals to you directly. As an investor, you buy art you expect to appreciate in value. Most people are a little of both: collector and investor. Understanding why you acquired your pieces in the first place could help when it comes...
When you and your child’s other parent part ways but plan to continue to co-parent in New Jersey, you must create something called a parenting plan. The parenting plan sets guidelines and rules you both agree to adhere to while you raise your child in separate...
Child custody laws have been in place for decades with very little change. Many states are currently looking at reforming these laws to help them better reflect today's family dynamics. U.S. News and World Report explains the uniform law that most states adhere to...
The need to care for and parent your children never ends, even if your marriage is over. After a divorce, sometimes it feels impossible to put aside conflicts with your ex-spouse. Knowing the common disputes that exist between co-parents will help you avoid additional...
When you divorce, you and your spouse may have qualified assets to divide. These include 401(k)s, IRAs and annuities. As Kiplinger explains, dividing these assets may impact your tax liability. Dividing a 401(k) Your spouse has the right to claim all or part of your...
Divorce can take a toll on you in a variety of ways, but few are as potentially devastating as how it affects your finances. It can have an especially negative impact on women, as MarketWatch reports that most experience a 30% drop in their living standards after...
