Ending a marriage is not a decision that couples make lightly. Legal, financial, and logistical matters will need to be resolved, as well as complex custody and child support matters to address if the couple has children. Divorce may be the only option that makes sense. However, in some cases, one or both spouses may …

One of the most financially responsible things you can do as you enter the workforce is to start saving for retirement. For many people, that means participating in their employer’s 401(k) plan, where employees contribute a portion of their pre-tax income to the plan, and those contributions are invested in mutual funds. Over the years, …

Already a stressful legal process and busy time in one’s life, the divorce process can become even more complicated if you find out you are pregnant. Depending on the circumstances of your divorce and the status of your relationships with your spouse, the pregnancy may cause you to reconsider the divorce and try to work …

Not all divorces result in a bitter and contentious court battle. In fact, an increasing number of divorcing couples are turning to mediation as a way to resolve important issues like alimony, child support and the division of marital property. This process is also less costly and time-consuming than litigation. In addition, couples are often …

In a recent published case, the Appellate Division dealt with the sad circumstances addressing the disposition of the cremation remains and personal effects of a child, who passed away while attending college.  In the case of Freedman v. Freedman, the parties were divorced in 2007.  Their child unexpectantly died in 2021 at the young age …