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A Chance to Acknowledge Before parents in non-dissolution cases appear before a judge, the court may refer them to a consent conference. A consent conference is a meeting between the parents in the presence of a court representative. Typically, the representative is from the county where the action was filed. If you have an upcoming…

Need Help With Your Complex New Jersey Divorce? Finding the right divorce attorney can save you time and money. Too many people prolong their already complex divorces and empty their bank accounts going through attorney after attorney until they get their desired results. To save you from this ordeal, our firm has compiled a list…

Staying Civil in Divorce If you’re going through a divorce in New Jersey, you might have some concerns. Many people are chiefly concerned with doing whatever it takes to get back at their spouse. Indeed, revenge litigation is one of the most common reasons why people hire divorce lawyers. But the best way to be…

Navigating Your Contested Divorce in New Jersey If you and your spouse do not agree on the terms of your divorce, you will have to file a contested divorce. Don’t worry; you are not alone. Many couples file for a contested divorce in New Jersey, which involves the family court. The family court will consider…

Financially Providing for Your Child Custody gives you the right to live with and make decisions about your child. Along with it come the financial responsibilities of caring for your child. Not surprisingly, custody can also affect your post-divorce taxes in a few ways. To be prepared for tax season, keep these pieces of information…

Divorce can be devastating, both emotionally and financially. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to minimize the financial impact of your divorce.

Due to the rising costs of divorce litigation, more and more couples are turning to online tutorials to do a DIY divorce. Handling your divorce on your own can potentially save you thousands in legal fees, but it can also cost you as well.

While the vast majority of New Jersey divorce cases settle before reaching trial, some of the most complex or contested cases manage to make it before a Superior Court judge before they can be resolved.

Some spouses decide they want a divorce only to realize they have a lot of work in front of them. In the face of such an endeavor as divorce, many don’t know where to start.

If you are involved in a court case and need to serve the other party with documents—such as a complaint for a divorce case or motion—you may need to complete service of process (i.e. process service).