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New Jersey Child Custody Mediation Checklist

An Essential Guide for Parents Navigating a Difficult Transition  New Jersey child custody mediation can seem somewhat confusing, if not overwhelming, on first blush. emotionally, In the grand scheme of a New Jersey divorce case, mediation is designed to help parents build a parenting plan that protects their children’s interests…

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Rising Tide of New Jersey Gray Divorce

The population of the Garden State, and the United States more broadly, is becoming proportionally older. As a consequence, it is easy to imagine that divorce among older people is becoming more frequent. Oftentimes, divorce of older individuals is referred to as gray divorce. Before we dive into a deeper…

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How to Retain Control and Protect Your Rights in a New Jersey Divorce

Navigating a New Jersey divorce can be emotionally challenging and even financially draining. With this duly noted, you must be vigilant to avoid giving away your power during the marital dissolution process. Unnecessarily (even dangerously) relinquishing your power in a New Jersey divorce can have dire and long-lasting consequences. These…

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Why You Should Not Represent Yourself in a New Jersey Child Custody Case

A New Jersey child custody case has the potential to be among the most complicated legal proceedings in a court in the Garden State. Navigating a New Jersey child custody case typically is an emotionally charged and legally complex process. While the idea of self-representation might seem appealing to avoid…

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Dangers of Living with Significant Other During Divorce

When a marriage ends, the period of separation and divorce can be tumultuous, emotional, and legally complex. One key decision that can significantly influence both the legal outcome and emotional well-being of those involved in a New Jersey marriage dissolution case is whether to live with a significant other during…

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How to Deal with Spousal Financial Abuse: Protect Yourself in a Challenging Situation

Spousal financial abuse is a form of domestic violence where one partner controls or exploits the other partner’s financial resources. This form of abuse can manifest in various ways, making it difficult for the victim to achieve financial independence or feel secure. Some common tactics include controlling access to bank…

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Strategies to Deal with Your In-Laws During a New Jersey Divorce

In a majority of New Jersey marital dissolution proceedings, the parties to the cases have in-laws that may be orbiting around and about. With this in mind, there are strategies to bear in mind when it comes to dealing with in-laws during the course of a New Jersey divorce. Stay…

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9 Steps to Prepare for Enjoyable Parenting Time with Your Child

If you are a noncustodial parent, you undoubtedly want to make the most out of parenting time with your child or children. With that in mind, there are a number of important steps to take to best prepare for enjoyable parenting time with your child. We take a look at…

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New Jersey Divorce: Myths and Misconceptions

A variety of persistent New Jersey divorce myths and misconceptions exist. We take a moment to dispel some of these commonplace mistaken beliefs about New Jersey marriage dissolution cases. Divorce Always Leads to a Bitter Court Battle Many people believe that divorce automatically results in a hostile and contentious court…

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