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Incarceration as a Grounds for Divorce in New Jersey
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Incarceration as a Grounds for Divorce in New Jersey

December 13, 2021

It is possible in New Jersey to divorce an incarcerated couple; however, it is advisable to consult with a skilled attorney to help you in the process. When a person decides to file for divorce in New Jersey, they know they are preparing for a process that causes much psychological, emotional, and financial stress. This stress can be increased when the person is filing for divorce from someone incarcerated; however, a great deal of relief can also come from dissolving […]

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Handling Cybersex and Divorce Proceedings
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Handling Cybersex and NJ Divorce Cases

December 8, 2021

More couples have to deal with cybersex in their relationships every day, which can even lead to one of the spouses filing for divorce. Cybersex became an issue in the mid-’90s when chatrooms and flirting were in vogue. One could take on a persona and join chat rooms to develop a clandestine relationship with someone who frequently remained a stranger. Fast forward some 25 years as technology begins to evolve and expand where cheaters can send and receive explicit pictures […]

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Debt Division and Divorce Process
Posted in: Division of Assets Divorce Equitable Distribution Family Law Finances High Net Worth Divorce Mediation

Debt Division and Divorce Process

December 3, 2021

Dividing debts is usually a key component in the divorce process in New Jersey. Even in amicable relations, approaches can vary. Divorce is expensive. Not only do you split one household into two, but you also may have to pay other professionals to help you through the process in the best manner possible, like lawyers, accountants, and appraisers, for example. And if you ran up lots of debt during the marriage, expect to take on your fair share of the […]

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Understanding Marital Tort Claims in a Divorce Process
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Understanding Marital Tort Claims in a Divorce

November 9, 2021

If you are handling the divorce process and on top of that you have been abused or subject to misconduct by your spouse, you might be entitled to seek compensation for your damages. All too often problems arise during a marriage that leads to a divorce. A culmination of events and emotional isolation a person feels are common catalysts in seeking a divorce.  As divorce attorneys, we regularly see a husband or wife discount or downplay the severity of the […]

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What Happens If My Spouse Won’t Sign Divorce Papers?
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How Does Divorce Work with an Unresponsive Spouse?

November 4, 2021

Explore with our law firm the details of a default divorce in New Jersey when one of the parties refuses to respond or participate in the divorce proceedings. Divorce in New Jersey can be complicated, even for those who agree to go their separate ways. Sometimes, an unresponsive spouse further complicates the matter. The laws and court rules governing divorce may be confusing, and they may change from one year to the next. If you are planning for divorce, be […]

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