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Divorce is never easy, but business owners have an extra layer to consider when going through negotiations. Do they share business ownerships with their soon to be ex, or do they cut them out? If they want to cut them out, how can they do so? Are there ways to help...
When parents get divorced, the children should not suffer financial hardship. Child support from the noncustodial parent makes up for the lost household income. But just as childhood does not last forever, neither does child support -- in most cases. Many possible end...
An Extreme Risk Protection Order, or ERPO, comes from the Extreme Risk Protective Order Act of 2018. In that act, it established a method of preventing the respondent from possessing, purchasing, owning or receiving ammunition or firearms. It also stops the respondent...
Property division can be a challenging aspect of nearly any divorce. A couple who has worked together for years or decades to build a financial future will likely maintain physical assets, digital assets and financial holdings that require thorough examination and...
Money troubles are a common stressor that can contribute to or accelerate a person's divorce. The current job market means that many people are out of work and families are being stretched very thin financially. Some couples may resort to racking up credit card debit,...
Sharing custody often gets easier with time. Parents and children alike will adjust to the frequent changes involved in shared custody. Everything will become part of your weekly routine. In fact, you and your ex may develop a friendly co-parenting relationship, given...
Married people who are fortunate enough to be able to save for retirement want to live comfortably after they stop working. Likewise, someone considering divorce does not want to worry about losing out on retirement money to stop them from ending a marriage that is no...
Our lives rarely remain static. We must constantly adjust to various changes. Fortunately, the law recognizes this fact as it relates to child custody agreements. If you need to adjust your child custody plan because your job has relocated out-of-state, you should...
Avoiding divorce litigation can be a good decision for everyone in your family. It will benefit you and your spouse by helping keep your costs down. It can help your children by reducing the amount of friction between their parents and eliminating the need for them to...
New Jersey law establishes guidelines for spousal support payments in a divorce. While the state does not have a specific calculation for alimony, the court looks at several factors to come up with a fair arrangement. Before filing for divorce, review the process...
