New Jersey parents want to care for and support their children after a divorce, and child support is one way they can accomplish this. This type of financial support exists for the purpose of ensuring that children have what they need, as well as ensuring that both...
Family Law
Do you think your prenuptial agreement may be invalid?
Like many New Jersey couples, you and your spouse prepared for future contingencies by drafting a prenuptial agreement before you married. While you never expected your marriage to end in divorce, you wanted to feel secure about your financial interests in case the...
Dealing with children’s continuing education after divorce
Ironically, couples whose marriages are ending might be communicating more during this time than in the recent past. Divorce forces couples to discuss not only issues pertaining to property, other assets and debts, but also issues pertaining to the future of any...
Family law: Co-parenting your kids after divorce
Professionals have consistently stated that children who have relationships with both parents fare better than those who don’t. So, when parents in New Jersey decide to divorce and share joint custody, luckily there are family law guidelines to help them to co-parent...
Who will benefit from drafting a postnuptial agreement?
No couple walks down the aisle assuming the marriage will end at some point in the future. It may not seem necessary to consider drafting a prenuptial agreement before the wedding, and New Jersey couples often skip this step that could be important to them in the...
Family law: When you should say I do to a prenuptial agreement
Couples who are planning their weddings are busy having to take care of many arrangements. But there are other issues, besides the wedding, they should be considering and that includes the legalities of their marriages. Many couples today have a prenuptial agreement...
Family law: What are my options for parenting time?
Professionals say that it is ideal that children of divorce parents maintain positive relationships with each one. Thankfully, family law rules in New Jersey have tools to make that possible. There may be some issues upon which a divorcing couple do not see eye to eye...
Family law: Maintaining a work-life balance during a divorce
Getting through a divorce can be tough even in the best of situations. Some New Jersey residents going through the process might even have trouble getting motivated enough to get up and go to work. And when they get there, they might have a hard time focusing. In...
Creating a parenting plan that makes sense for your family
Going through a divorce is difficult for every member of a New Jersey family, but it can be especially complicated for children. They may not understand what is happening, and they may not want to move or deal with significant changes in their lives. One of the most...
When might discussion of a postnuptial agreement logically ensue?
“Read the room.”That is a bit of prefatory advice suggested in a national media piece focused on a notable family law topic. The subject matter: postnuptial agreements.The linked question: Do you need one? And, if you think you do, what will your...
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