When alimony is included in a New Jersey divorce settlement, both the paying and the receiving ex-spouses may wonder what the potential effect is on the paying of alimony if the receiving spouse enters into a cohabitation arrangement with a new partner. The answer can be more complicated than you might imagine. In 2014, New…
DetailsIf you were only married for a very short time, have no children or assets, and just want to walk away with no financial obligations to each other, you may be able to divorce with little legal help. However, a majority of married couples looking to split do not fall into these categories. Even if…
DetailsWhen it comes to marital assets, the family home is typically the single largest asset for a divorcing couple. It is also the one that usually causes the most conflict, especially if minor children are involved. Many times, people want to keep the house without fully considering the financial consequences of their decision and instead…
DetailsDivorce can be draining, both on your emotions and your finances. But with the help of an experienced divorce attorney and some planning, there are ways to gain control over your divorce while ensuring your bank account doesn’t suffer too much. Here are some financial tips for divorcing couples: Plan. Set goals for where you…
DetailsParenting after a divorce is never easy. After all, when you and your spouse decided to have children, it was with the thought that the other one would always be there. And even though your ex may still be there for your children, he or she is not there in the same way to help…
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