Divorce is complicated, though there are several things you can do to make the process easier--or more difficult. Please continue reading and reach out to our experienced New Jersey divorce attorneys to learn more about the dos and don’ts of divorce in New Jersey. What can I do to improve…
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When people are about to get married, understandably, the last thing on their minds is a potential divorce. However, just as you would take the time to plan out your wedding, honeymoon, and more, you should also take the time to establish a prenuptial agreement to plan for a potential…
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Divorce matters are often sensitive, especially when children are involved. In New Jersey, after a divorce, both of a child’s parents must financially support them throughout their upbringing. This is done through child support payments that are made from a non-custodial parent to a custodial parent to maintain a standard…
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When people are preparing to go through a divorce, they may wish to do so outside of the courtroom setting. This is because divorces through litigation are often overwhelming, hostile, and expensive. This is why alternative methods exist that allow spouses to settle their marital issues without the assistance of…
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By: Attorney Jennifer Lazor Ever wonder what types of issues fall under the general heading of “Custody and Parenting Time”? Custody and parenting time agreements can address a variety of issues. Here is a general list of topics I generally follow when drafting custody and parenting time agreements or otherwise…
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Divorce is a complicated process, both legally, financially, and, of course, emotionally. However, no matter how frustrating your divorce/your spouse becomes, there are several things you should avoid doing to help ensure you and your family receive the best possible outcome--among them, avoiding posting on social media. Remember, no matter…
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