If you and your spouse are undergoing a divorce when you are both over the age of 50, otherwise known as gray divorce, you may be most concerned about how your retirement assets will be divided up. Continue reading to
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Can I Change Property Division Terms After a Divorce?
Only on a very rare occasion would one be able to modify their property division after their divorce is finalized. With this, you must prepare a strong enough case the first time around. Continue reading to learn why you cannot…
How Does Alimony Work in a Gray Divorce?
A gray divorce is one in which a couple over the age of 50 decides to terminate their marriage. Gray divorces are different from divorces with other age groups, as couples over the age of 50 may have to deal…
How Is a Healthy Co-Parenting Relationship Possible?
Even though you and your former spouse may have your differences, you should have one thing in common. This commonality should be to work in the best interest of your child. And to do so, a healthy co-parenting relationship is…
Can Alimony Get Denied in New Jersey?
If you have been ordered to child support payments in your divorce settlement, you likely do not want to have an alimony order as well. With this, you may be wondering if alimony can get denied in the state of…
How Can Mediation Protect My Assets?
Mediation is an alternative divorce method that allows you and your former spouse to negotiate and settle all your divorce-related terms in the presence of a neutral, third-party mediator. This is opposed to a New Jersey family court making a…
Can I Stop Alimony if My Former Spouse Remarries?
If you find out that your former spouse is choosing to get remarried, you may be wondering what this means for your alimony payment obligations. More specifically, you may want to determine the possibility of getting this order modified or…
Can I Save Money with an Uncontested Divorce?
There are many expenses that are associated with divorce. But what you should know is that you may be able to skip out on some of these expenses by opting for an uncontested divorce. Continue reading to learn how you…
Does New Jersey Ever Grant Fathers Primary Custody?
The New Jersey family court will consider many factors when it comes to finalizing a child custody order. However, as a father, you may feel threatened that the court will favor your child’s mother. Continue reading to learn whether New…
What Makes a Financial Disclosure Invalid?
The purpose of a prenuptial agreement is to determine how assets will be divided in the event of a divorce. But this will not be enforceable if not all your assets are disclosed. Continue reading to learn what makes a…