Parents who go through a divorce don’t have the luxury of never speaking to each other again. Instead, they have to find ways to communicate effectively so they can raise their children. Having a plan in place for handling communication is beneficial for the parents....
Many couples have a goal to build wealth together so they can live and retire comfortably. Some rely heavily on stocks and stock options as one of the components of their plan. Those assets that they counted on for comfort can become significant challenges if they...
High-value assets like cars, jewelry, houses and art hold more than monetary worth. They often carry personal significance and memories. This combination of emotional and financial value can make dividing them in a divorce a sensitive process. When splitting these...
Parents need to make certain decisions for their children as they grow up. While under 18 years old, these children are not legal adults and may not have the authority to make these choices themselves. For example, if a child wants to open a bank account or invest...
Consistent child support is a crucial aspect of maintaining stability for the children after a divorce. Missed or inconsistent payments create stress for both parents and the child, which is why the inaction leads to escalating penalties that start with fines but may...
When parents separate, mediation is used to help reach agreements in a calmer setting. Since children are directly affected by divorce outcomes, you may wonder if they can be part of that process or if it is limited to adults only. The short answer is usually no;...
When one spouse uses marital property for purposes unrelated to the marriage in the lead-up to divorce or while the relationship is clearly breaking down, it can shrink the assets available for division, potentially leading to an unfair outcome. Common examples...
No one enjoys co-parenting during the holidays. Even young children remember holiday seasons past when their parents were together. And while co-parenting over the winter has its low spots, there are ways to put a brighter spin on things that can coax kids’ smiles...
Who gets to keep the house in a divorce? Do you have specific valuables you want to keep after your marital estate is split? Will you be able to keep enough value from your estate to start a new life after your divorce? These are just a few questions you may have...
You face one of the most difficult challenges of your life: a high-asset divorce involving your children. New Jersey law demands that every custody decision serve the "best interests of the child." But when both parents hold substantial wealth, this core standard...
