Creating a prenuptial agreement is one of the most effective ways to protect your financial future and set clear expectations before marriage. Yet, many couples make avoidable prenup mistakes that lead to disputes, invalid terms, or even a judge striking down the entire agreement in court. Knowing the most... read more
When a couple divorces in New Jersey, the question of financial support often arises. One of the most common issues is temporary vs permanent alimony. Temporary alimony refers to support that lasts for a limited period. Permanent alimony, uncommon today, is available in certain long-term marriages when one of... read more
With all of the recent attention the federal government is placing on immigration enforcement, and the seemingly random raids of businesses and other locations, many of our library clients have asked what they should do to be prepared. Our clients have also asked how Directors should respond to questions... read more
Key Takeaways Advanced estate planning goes beyond a basic will and includes tools like trusts, gifting strategies, and tax planning. Irrevocable trusts, GRATs, and family limited partnerships can help reduce estate tax liability and protect assets from creditors or probate. These strategies must be customized to your financial goals,... read more
When facing a divorce, you may be tempted to put your head down and plow through the process on your own. But a divorce can have a significant impact on every facet of your life, so hiring an attorney can be the best way to protect yourself and your... read more
Key Takeaways A prenuptial agreement in New Jersey can define how assets, debts, and income will be treated during and after the marriage. Common prenup terms include property division, spousal support, debt allocation, and protection of premarital or family-owned assets. To be enforceable, a prenup must be in writing,... read more
Prenuptial agreements do not have to remain as they were when you married. You and your spouse can always renegotiate. Updating a prenuptial agreement allows you to align it with your current financial situation, family circumstances, and long-term goals. At Weiner Law Group, we know that no two couples are... read more
Key Takeaways Child relocation cases in New Jersey focus on whether moving serves the best interests of the child, not just the wishes of the parents. Courts consider multiple factors, including the reason for relocation, the child’s educational and social needs, and the impact on the non-relocating parent’s relationship.... read more
Alimony payments do not always have to remain fixed after a divorce. Life changes, and when it does, you may be able to modify alimony. In New Jersey, courts allow individuals to seek a modification when a significant change in circumstances has occurred. A significant change means more than... read more
Understanding how alimony tax rules affect your finances is crucial, especially for high earners managing complex income and obligations. Is alimony tax-deductible? Under 2025 federal law, no. Alimony is not deductible at the federal level. Yet, it remains deductible at the New Jersey level. As a result, planning alimony-related... read more
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