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Equitable Distribution Basics

Every divorce is different, just like every family is different.  However, one issue that comes up in almost every divorce is division of property and debt.  New Jersey is what is called an “equitable distribution state.”  This means that during a divorce, a court will make an equitable distribution of marital assets and marital debts. …

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Family Businesses and Divorce

Small businesses help form the economic backbone of this country.  Each year, millions of Americans start their own small business, and there are many more that have been in business for years, decades, or even longer.  When you get married, you and your spouse are likely prepared to join forces and build your financial future…

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Who Keeps the Engagement Ring?

Getting engaged is a very thrilling time.  Two people agreeing to build their life together and face life’s challenges as a team is an exciting prospect.  Planning the wedding and planning for all the years to come is an important time in the couple’s life.  Traditionally, the engagement is started when one person presents another…

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Do I Have to Divide My Retirement?

Planning for the future requires attention to many separate components.  You will need to focus on the “big picture” of your overall goals, as well as having a narrower focus on the steps you need to take to achieve those goals.  For most people, achieving these goals includes taking a close look at finances and…

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Equitable Division and Offsets

Getting a divorce is one of the most difficult decisions you will likely ever face. Even after you have decided to move forward with the divorce or have been served with papers from your spouse, many important decisions still remain. Property division will be an issue in almost every divorce. You and your spouse have…

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Do You Get to Keep Your Inheritance in a Divorce?

Under New Jersey law, inherited assets are exempt from equitable distribution and remain the separate property of the spouse that inherited the property. This means that they cannot be distributed to the other spouse in the event of a divorce. However, there are exceptions to this general rule. If you have a particular question about…

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