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How “Gray Divorce” Can Affect Your Retirement Plans
How “Gray Divorce” Can Affect Your Retirement Plans
“Gray divorce” is a term used to describe the divorce of two married adults that are 50 years of age or older. Gray divorce is similar to divorce...
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How to Reduce the Cost of Divorce
How to Reduce the Cost of Divorce
Everyone knows that divorce can be emotionally exhausting, but many people are surprised to find out that it can be a drain on your finances as well. Costs...
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How to Tell Your Kids About Your Divorce
How to Tell Your Kids About Your Divorce
Telling your kids about your decision to end your marriage is one of the hardest parts of divorce. Most children want their parents to stay together forever, which...
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Divorce Taking Too Long? 5 Tips for Wrapping It Up
Divorce Taking Too Long? 5 Tips for Wrapping It Up
When You’re Ready to Move On   One of the most common misunderstandings about the New Jersey divorce process is it is just a matter of telling the...
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4 Tips for Divorcing Parents With Special Needs Children
4 Tips for Divorcing Parents With Special Needs Children
Special Considerations   Whether your child has learning disabilities, developmental challenges or a medical condition, caring for a special needs child can be challenging for any parent. And...
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10 Steps to Financially Prepare for Divorce
10 Steps to Financially Prepare for Divorce
If you head into divorce financially unprepared, you could put the health of your present and future finances in jeopardy. While you might not have time make a...
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Unreasonable Ex? How to Navigate Your Divorce in One Piece
Unreasonable Ex? How to Navigate Your Divorce in One Piece
We’ve all heard the stories of just how difficult spouses can be during divorce. From hiding assets to making false allegations of child abuse, unreasonable exes are all...
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How to Spot and Stop a Divorce Saboteur
How to Spot and Stop a Divorce Saboteur
What was once a partnership is now two sets of competing interests. You are both looking out for what’s best for you, or so you should hope. When...
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He Said-She Said: What Is Hearsay?
He Said-She Said: What Is Hearsay?
The Rules on Hearsay Broadly defined, hearsay is a statement—either oral or written—made outside the court provided as evidence to prove the truth of the matter. Under the...
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How Does Divorce Affect Social Security and Retirement?
How Does Divorce Affect Social Security and Retirement?
Navigating a divorce with an impending retirement can be stressful. We all know divorce can be costly, but can it put your retirement at risk? And how does...
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