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Once you and your spouse decide to get a divorce, the prospect of continuing to live under the same roof until the divorce has been finalized may seem like a stressful, potentially contentious situation. This can be particularly difficult if you have children and your spouse barely tolerates being in the same room. Couples often …

There are several ways to terminate a marriage in New Jersey, and the path you choose will depend on a number of factors, including the reasons for ending your marriage. In addition to filing for divorce, you can file for a legal separation or an annulment. Legal implications are involved in both options, so it …

Infidelity is one of the most common reasons that couples get divorced. However, while you may consider infidelity to mean engaging in sexual intercourse with someone other than your spouse, certain behaviors can be regarded as cheating, even if there is no physical relationship. Micro-cheating is a term that refers to behaviors ranging from subtle …

A prenuptial agreement contains detailed information about how you want your property and assets divided in the event of a divorce. It is a common misconception that prenuptial agreements are only recommended for extremely wealthy individuals or couples with vast and complicated assets. However, while a prenuptial agreement is particularly important for marriages involving high …

Some aspects of a military divorce are significantly different from a civilian divorce. As a result, the divorce process can be a bit more complicated for military personnel. In order to negotiate the best possible settlement outcome, ensure that your legal rights are protected, and that all of your questions and concerns are addressed, it …

New Jersey is an equitable distribution state, meaning marital property is divided in a manner the court deems fair. This includes the marital home, assuming you and your spouse purchased it while married. Depending on the circumstances of your divorce, you and your spouse may decide to sell the marital home and split the profit …

If you and your spouse made the mutual decision that you would stay home and take care of your children, the decision may have involved making certain financial sacrifices. However, if you are in the process of getting a divorce, there is a unique set of personal and financial challenges that you should be prepared …

As a married couple with a joint income, you probably shared your household expenses, from mortgage payments and utilities to groceries and family vacations. If you are going through a divorce, you may need to make significant financial adjustments as you transition to a single income and additional expenses. While this can be an overwhelming …