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If you are a spouse who cannot agree on the terms of your divorce, there is a very good chance you will enter the litigation process. Unfortunately, litigation is seldom preferred, as your divorce terms will be decided by a judge in a courtroom setting, often leaving both spouses dissatisfied with the result. Fortunately, you […]
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If you are getting divorced, there is a very good chance your assets will be subjected to the equitable distribution process. Simply put, equitable distribution rarely means a 50/50 split of your assets, and instead refers more to a “fair and just” division of assets in the eyes of the court. Unfortunately, spouses seldom feel […]
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When couples cannot agree on the terms of their divorce, they are in what is known as a contested divorce. Please read on and reach out to our experienced New Jersey divorce attorneys to learn more about contested divorces and how we can guide you through the legal process going forward. Here are some of […]
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Alimony payments are one of the most hotly-contested issues in divorce. However, if you are getting divorced as a financially dependent spouse, you most likely require alimony payments to retain your standard of living. Please read on and speak with our experienced New Jersey alimony attorneys to learn more about how we can help you. […]
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Divorce is a huge decision, and it is a huge step in your life. Unsurprisingly, the divorce process is usually an emotionally stressful one, especially when you and your spouse cannot agree on its terms. However, you may be able to relieve some of your emotional burdens if you and your spouse choose to avoid […]
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If you are considering filing for divorce, there is a good chance you realize how demanding the process can sometimes be. On top of the emotional stress you may have encountered, you may also be feeling the weight of financial stress as well. This can be a very frightening situation, but you do not have […]
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Most Marital/Property Settlement Agreements (“PSA”) address the cost of a college education for the parties’ child(ren) by often including language that the child is required to apply for all available financial aid, student grants and loans. The issue of student loans was one issue addressed in an unpublished decision by the New Jersey Appellate Division […]
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