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
