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Guide To Collect Unpaid Alimony Almost 400,000 Americans receive alimony at any given time, so it is no surprise that some payments get missed, forgotten, or even ignored. If you are receiving spousal support from an ex-partner, you need to know what to do if they neglect to pay. Read on to learn more about how to…
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According to the United States Census Bureau, there are 12.9 million custodial or primary parents in America. In family law, the term “primary parent” defines which parent a child lives with for more than 50% of the time. The primary parent has an incredible amount of custodial responsibility for the child. This may have an advantage in…
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Prenuptial Agreement Statute in New Jersey A prenuptial agreement, or prenup, is a contract made before marriage. It ensures that the assets and debts of all involved parties are not distributed or used unfavorably during or after the marriage. There should be no limit to the assets that a prenup agreement can protect. However, creating a…
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In the past, divorce was not a common practice. Today, things are much different, as nearly 50% of all marriages end in divorce. This alarming statistic has many people questioning the reasons for divorce in NJ. Read on to discover some of the most common reasons people get divorced in New Jersey. Lack of Shared…
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An Overview of Prenuptial Agreements vs. Trusts Have you ever wondered if you should draft a prenuptial agreement? With the age men and women are getting married nowadays, the assets both may have can be significant. Men and women are getting married nearly two years later than five years ago. Regardless of your relationship status,…
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There are nearly 57,000 family lawyers in the United States today. But what are all of these lawyers needed for? Many people have heard of family law, but don’t know exactly what it covers. So, if you are asking yourself, “what is family law in New Jersey?” we have the answers for you. Read on to learn…
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How Do I Start Dating Again at 50? Are you over 50, recently separated or divorced, and wonder, “am I too old to date? Don’t listen to those who say women past 50 are. The savvy advice in this article is a must-read for women who are “suddenly single” and considering dating over 50.…
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How Sole Custody vs. Joint Custody Impacts Relocation Laws in NJ In 2020, nearly 631,000 people filed for divorce. If you are a part of this statistic, then you may have children, and you may be wondering what your rights are regarding moving them within or across state lines. Whether you have sole custody or joint custody, there…
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How Long Do You Have to Be Married in NJ to Get Alimony? In the last 60 years, spousal support judgments have fallen from 25 percent to about 10 percent. Naturally, that gets married couples considering divorce curious. A few common questions are: What are the alimony laws in New Jersey? How is alimony determined in…
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What Is A Wife Entitled To In A Divorce in NJ? What is a wife entitled to in divorce in NJ? It’s a question we get often, and the answer is always frustrating: “it depends.” Women file for divorce 80 percent of the time, so it seems to be worth it, right? But women can…
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