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Even when a marriage ends amicably, it is not unusual for the divorcing couple to argue through a couple of issues. Division of marital assets tends to be one of the most contentious issues during the divorce. However, since divorce is often a strenuous and difficult...
If you’re a parent going through a custody battle, could your use of legal marijuana put your child custody rights in danger? It would be very foolish to think otherwise. State laws are constantly changing, so here’s a quick recap of where recreational marijuana...
Obtaining a divorce is a major decision that can have a lasting impact on both you and your loved ones. As a result, it is important to go into the process with accurate information. Unfortunately, there are many misconceptions in circulation regarding divorce in New...
Most relationships go through both good times and bad. Generally, a successful marriage will require certain levels of communication, compromise and effort from both spouses. Unfortunately, this is not always enough to sustain a healthy partnership. At times, the...
Divorce is sometimes necessary. However, you may be resisting to take this step because you fear that your spouse will harm or turn your child against you if they get custody. In New Jersey, the courts only award sole custody to one parent when it is strictly...
Divorce is rarely a straightforward process, however, it can be more challenging for some couples. A high-conflict divorce can take a significant toll on both spouses, as well as any children involved. Consequently, it is worth considering some methods that may help...
Getting divorced is a major decision that can have life-changing consequences. Often, divorce is looked at in a negative light. You or others may view it as a failure to make the relationship work. However, there are many potentially positive aspects of obtaining a...
Are you ready to divorce but still hesitant to take action because the holidays are coming close? That’s understandable. The first working Monday of every January is nicknamed “Divorce Day” because so many other couples do the same: They put off the divorce they know...
As with many social situations, courtrooms come with their own etiquette. Etiquette is the behavior that is customary or expected. Knowing the rules of conduct in a courtroom can be helpful with your family law case. It can be a challenge to know what is expected,...
We live in a digital era in which social media plays a significant role in our lives. With these platforms, we share our activities, hobbies and passions with our loved ones. However, your ex can use everything you post on social media against you during the divorce...