Dividing Property and Debt During a Divorce

Dividing Property and Debt During a Divorce

If you are getting divorced from your spouse in New Jersey, you likely know that your property and assets will be divided. The assets acquired by either you or your spouse during your marriage are classified as marital property no matter how they might be titled. At...
Annulment vs. Divorce in New Jersey

Annulment vs. Divorce in New Jersey

Media portrayals of annulment have led to a significant amount of confusion about what an annulment involves and how it differs from a divorce. If you are wanting to end your marriage, you may or may not qualify for an annulment. Annulments are more difficult to get...
Finding Hidden Assets During a New Jersey Divorce

Finding Hidden Assets During a New Jersey Divorce

Divorce cases can quickly become contentious because of the emotional conflicts that might arise. The process of ending a marriage can also become complicated when the estranged spouses try to negotiate how to divide their marital property. Unfortunately, some people...
How to Get an Uncontested Divorce in New Jersey

How to Get an Uncontested Divorce in New Jersey

​ If you want to end your marriage in New Jersey, you might worry about entering into a bitter and protracted process. Not all divorce cases are contested, and many can be resolved outside of the court process. If you and your spouse can resolve any issues in dispute...
The New Jersey Divorce Process

The New Jersey Divorce Process

​ If you want to get divorced in New Jersey, you might not know what to expect during the process. The New Jersey divorce process can be confusing for people who have little experience with the courts and how they work. The state has laws that control the process, and...
Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce in NJ

Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce in NJ

​ When you go through a divorce in New Jersey, your case will either be contested or uncontested. It’s important to understand the differences between contested and uncontested divorces so that you know which process might be better in your situation. When you...