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  • 5 Reasons Support Payments Stop

    5 Reasons Support Payments Stop

    Should a divorce settlement or court order include child support or alimony, parties rely on those payments to maintain financial stability. Whether it’s providing for children’s needs or helping a former spouse adjust after a marriage ends, support payments are...

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  • Promises You Can Make to Yourself to Make the Divorce Process Smoother

    Promises You Can Make to Yourself to Make the Divorce Process Smoother

    A time of change and uncertainty, ending a marriage is never easy. Even when both spouses agree that divorce is the right decision, the process can stir up frustration, sadness, and anxiety about the future. But amidst the chaos, there...

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  • After a Divorce, Who Claims the Kids on Their Taxes?

    After a Divorce, Who Claims the Kids on Their Taxes?

    Tax season can bring unexpected stress for newly divorced parents. For example, who gets to claim the children? Financially, this deduction can make a big difference. Emotionally, it can feel like one more point of contention after an already difficult...

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  • When It Comes to Divorce, What Does Uncontested Mean?

    When It Comes to Divorce, What Does Uncontested Mean?

    For many couples facing the end of a marriage, the idea of a long, expensive courtroom battle can feel overwhelming. The good news is that not every divorce requires litigation. In New Jersey, many spouses are able to move forward...

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  • New Friends and New Partners Can Be Stressful for Kids During a Divorce

    New Friends and New Partners Can Be Stressful for Kids During a Divorce

    Significant change is experienced by every member of a family when a divorce occurs. For kids, a common source of stress during and after a separation is the introduction of new people, from new friends and classmates to a parent’s...

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  • Marital Property and Achieving an Equitable Division

    Marital Property and Achieving an Equitable Division

    When most people think about dividing property in a divorce, their minds immediately go to the family home. While the home is often the largest asset, New Jersey law considers many other types of property when determining how to divide...

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  • Can Mediation Help Decide Pet Guardianship?

    Can Mediation Help Decide Pet Guardianship?

    For many families, cats, dogs, and other pets are more than property. These animals are beloved companions and members of the household. Because of this, when a marriage ends, deciding who gets the pets can become one of the most...

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  • Why the Differences Between Legal and Religious Annulments Matter

    Why the Differences Between Legal and Religious Annulments Matter

    In some cases, when a couple wants to end a marriage, an annulment is the more appropriate option than a divorce. Annulments are different from divorces in significant ways, both legally and personally. For separating couples in New Jersey, it...

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  • Fighting for Parenting Time as an Unwed Parent in New Jersey

    Fighting for Parenting Time as an Unwed Parent in New Jersey

    Parenting is one of life’s most meaningful experiences, but when parents are not married, questions about rights and responsibilities can become complicated. Unwed parents often face challenges when it comes to securing parenting time, especially if formal custody arrangements have...

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