In New Jersey divorce proceedings, retirement savings are considered assets subject to equitable distribution. This means that the money you and/or your spouse saved in retirement accounts during the marriage will be divided upon your divorce. The laws governing the distribution of retirement accounts are very complex and they vary by account type (i.e., defined
How Much Child Support Will I Pay in New Jersey?
If you’re wondering “How much child support will I pay in New Jersey?,” then this article is for you. It will show you how to calculate child support yourself so you better understand why you pay the amount of child support you do. Every child support case is different. Unlike alimony, however, child support
Do I Need a Divorce Lawyer If We Agree on Everything?
It is often among the first questions people ask after deciding to end their marriage and get a divorce. “Do I need a divorce lawyer?” The short answer is no. Technically, you can get a divorce without an attorney. It’s not surprising that more people are considering this option given the abundance of free information
How Much Alimony Will I Get in NJ?
How Much Alimony Will I Get in NJ? One of the most frequently asked question I get during consultations is “How much alimony will I get in NJ?” Like many aspects of family law, there’s never an easy answer. That’s because each case is so unique that it would be near impossible to have one
How to Choose a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer: 5 Essential Questions
Choosing the right New Jersey divorce lawyer can have a major impact on the emotional and financial well-being of you and your family. Below are some common questions and answers about how to choose a New Jersey divorce lawyer. Do I need an attorney to get divorced in New Jersey? Technically, you do not need to hire an
How to Get a Cheap Divorce in New Jersey
How To Get A Cheap Divorce in NJ Divorce in NJ can be expensive. It’s not surprising that many people facing divorce look for a “cheap divorce lawyer” and ways to get a cheap divorce. The good news is that there are ways to save money and even get a cheap divorce in NJ. The
How Do I Serve My Spouse with NJ Divorce Papers?
After you have filed a Complaint for Divorce in New Jersey, you need to serve the papers, along with a summons, on your spouse within 10 days after filing the divorce papers. This is often a stressful and difficult thing to do – especially if your spouse does not want the divorce. However, personal conflict
No-fault Grounds for Divorce in New Jersey
There are a number of grounds for divorce in NJ. The term “grounds” means the reason why you are asking the Court to grant you a divorce. There are no-fault grounds for divorce in NJ, often called a “no fault divorce.” And there are also fault grounds. A divorce attorney in Freehold, NJ can explain
Who Gets Custody in a NJ Divorce?
When going through a divorce in New Jersey, most parents’ first objective is to ensure total security and protection when it comes to the health and welfare of their children. That’s why many of my clients’ first question when we meet is, “Who gets custody of the children in divorce?” Many people will say they