Navigating the legal process of divorce in New Jersey while in the midst of heightening emotional strife is more than some people can, or want to, handle.
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New Jersey Annulment Eligibility
Ending a marriage can be done in one of two ways: through divorce or annulment. To get an annulment in New Jersey, you must meet certain requirements.
Read More »Can the Judge Order My Spouse Pay My Attorney Fees?
In many contentious divorces and other family law cases, it’s not uncommon for one spouse to want—or demand—the other spouse to pay his or her attorney fees.
Read More »Is Child Abuse Grounds for Divorce?
While child abuse is not one of the fault grounds for divorce New Jersey recognizes, it can fall under other fault categories, such as extreme cruelty.
Read More »Does a Mother Have Special Rights in Divorce?
Many mothers get custody in divorce cases, but not because they enjoy certain rights over fathers.
Read More »Fathers’ Rights in Divorce
Contrary to popular belief, fathers are not at an inherent disadvantage in divorce cases. Both parents are on equal footing when a judge is deciding on custody.
Read More »Child Care After a Divorce
Finding an affordable, quality, and convenient child care provider you trust is difficult but can become even more difficult if you are a co-parent. If you are getting divorced, here are a few things you should know about child care.
Read More »What Are Fault Grounds for Divorce?
Grounds for divorce are legally acceptable reasons for divorce. A spouse must have a valid ground for divorce to request it from the court. There are both no-fault and fault grounds for divorce.
Read More »How Can Domestic Violence Affect a Divorce?
A divorce is a complex legal action. In a typical divorce, issues such as custody, parenting time, and child support need to be addressed. Many factors can affect the outcome of a divorce, not least of which is domestic violence.
Read More »How Long Will a Contested Divorce Case Take?
Matrimonial attorneys are frequently asked by clients how long their divorce will take. A good attorney will only tell you the factors that can influence the timeline. In truth, no one can predict how long your divorce case will take, especially if it is contested.
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