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Why Divorcing Couples Frequently Opt for Pre-Filing Settlements
| 29-Nov-2024Categories: Alimony, Child Custody, Child Visitation, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family LawMotivations for Divorcing Spouses to Reach Agreement Before they File in NJ Whether you are familiar with divorce proceedings or not, they often involve a lengthy process in the court system. A divorce is final when a judge signs...
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Understanding In-Law Conflicts in Divorce Situations & Methods for Successful Management
| 26-Nov-2024Categories: Divorce, Family LawHow to Keep the Peace and Maintain Successful In-Law Relations During NJ Divorce and Beyond Although divorce rates have diminished slightly in the past few years, about 44% of first-time married couples in the U.S. get divorced. The causes...
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The Complex Web of Prenups, Wills, Divorce, and Death: What Takes Supremacy?
| 14-Nov-2024Categories: Divorce, Estate Planning, Family Law, Prenuptial AgreementsExploring the Legal Links Between Wills, Prenups, Divorces, and Deaths in New Jersey Marriage, divorce, and death – three important topics. What connects them all? The legal confusion that most people feel around them. Prenuptial agreements, wills, estate plans,...
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Political Differences as a Precursor to Divorce in New Jersey
| 18-Oct-2024Categories: DivorceAn Insightful Look at How Political Disagreements are Affecting Marital Relationships and Dissolutions in NJ Today’s political climate has Americans more divided than ever. An increase in political activity and a decrease in political moderates has set the stage...
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Remodeling Projects May Strain Relationships, Finances and Even End Your Marriage
| 14-Oct-2024Categories: Divorce, Family LawHome Renovations: Can it Push Couples to Divorce in NJ? You wouldn’t think that something as simple as renovating your house would end your marriage. However, conflict over colors, furnishings, and design styles can lead you to question your...
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Rules and Advantages of Attorney-Client Privilege when Getting Divorced
| 10-Oct-2024Categories: Divorce, Family LawKey Aspects of Attorney-Client Privilege in New Jersey Divorce A divorce is as personal of a legal case as it gets and, through the divorce process, there will undoubtedly be questions or issues you have that involve revealing very...
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Unpacking the Legal Principle of Fiduciary Duties in Your Divorce Case
| 06-Oct-2024Categories: Divorce, Family LawFundamental Significance of Fiduciary Duty in Divorces in NJ New Jersey Divorce Lawyers have a legal and ethical obligation to act with the utmost integrity, competence, and loyalty in representing their client during a challenging time. A divorce lawyer...
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Dividing Sentimental Items Like Photos and Videos During a Divorce
| 25-Sep-2024Categories: Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, Marital AssetsAdopting a Pragmatic Approach to Divide Pictures and Videos in Your NJ Divorce In New Jersey, family photos and videos are considered the property of both spouses. The court encourages couples to reach an amicable agreement independently, but it...
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Why Having the Same Divorce Attorney is a No-Go in New Jersey
| 21-Sep-2024Categories: Alimony, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, MediationSharing a Divorce Lawyer in New Jersey is Prohibited and Risky Explore the reasons behind the prohibition on both spouses having one attorney to handle their divorce and how to navigate an uncontested divorce fairly and cost-effectively Going through...
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Defining Unconscionability in Prenuptial Agreements
| 31-Aug-2024Categories: Divorce, Family Law, Prenuptial AgreementsSubstantive and Procedural Unconscionability in Prenuptial Agreements Explained The legal implications of unconscionability in New Jersey prenuptial agreements are significant, so it is important to understand how case law has further clarified the meaning of the term. For most...
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