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Recent Posts in Property Division Category

  • How the Recent Tax Overhaul Will Affect New Jersey Divorce Litigants

    The major federal tax overhaul signed into law in late 2017 will affect many different financial aspects of American life. One consequence of the bill has received little media attention but is likely to have significant implications for New Jersey divorce cases. This provision changes the tax structure of alimony payments. As our Monmouth County divorce attorneys can explain, under the existing ...
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  • New Year's Resolutions For New Jersey Parents Who Share Joint Custody

    New Year’s Resolutions For New Jersey Parents Who Share Joint Custody January is a time for resolutions. Many take the opportunity of a new year to set goals for the future and make plans for those goals to become reality. For New Jersey parents who share joint custody of their children, January can also be a time to reevaluate co-parenting strategies. Shared custody is a difficult endeavor that ...
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  • New Jersey Appellate Court: RSU Stock Awarded After Divorce Filing is Subject to Equitable Distribution

    New Jersey is an equitable distribution state when it comes to division of marital property in a divorce. That means a New Jersey divorce won’t automatically result in a 50-50 split of property. Rather, as explained in NJ Rev. Stat. § 2A:34-23.1 , it will be divvied up in a way the court deems as fair as possible, but not necessarily equal. There is a multi-step process to this determination, ...
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  • How Is Property Division Handled in New Jersey?

    Aside from child custody , the division of marital assets and debts is one of the most contentious issues that spouses encounter during divorce . Divorcing spouses in the Garden State have the ability to sort through the division of their assets and debts on their own without court involvement through cooperative negotiations or alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation. If a couple ...
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  • What Happens to Your Home After Divorce?

    Determining what happens to the marital home is often one of the most highly contested issues couples encounter during divorce . As the largest and most sentimentally-valuable asset most couples share, it can be a real struggle to figure out who gets control once the dust has settled. While couples have the right to negotiate this issue on their own, in the event that an agreement cannot be ...
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