Blog Posts in Divorce

New Jersey’s no-fault divorce statute involves an assertion of “irreconcilable differences,” as spelled out in NJSA 2A:34-2(i) . Causes for divorce can include things like adultery, extreme cruelty, ...

It is possible for stay-at-home parents in New Jersey to get divorced. However, as our Freehold, NJ divorce lawyers can explain, extra steps may be prudent to ensure financial preparedness for the ...

In a New Jersey divorce , shared debts, just like shared assets, are subject to equitable division. But determining who is responsible for student loan debts can be a tricky process, depending on when ...

Divvying up property is part of pretty much any New Jersey divorce. Increasingly though, couples are caught up in examining who gets the online passwords and access to certain online platforms and ...

Divorce is often not an easy process when it comes to finances. Along with splitting up assets and determining child custody, you will also have to budget for life after your divorce. This can be ...

Perhaps one of the most challenging parts of the divorce process is informing your loved ones that your marriage is ending. Most people will meet you with questions or concerns about your divorce, ...