Dividing property during a divorce often creates stress and uncertainty, especially when spouses own assets located outside of the United States. A foreign property divorce requires spouses to navigate practical questions about which assets New Jersey law treats as divisible, how courts value overseas real estate, and what limits... 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
In a New Jersey divorce, property division becomes more complex when spouses mix their separate and marital assets together. Intermixed, separate and marital property can become commingled. Simply put, commingled property in divorce begins as one spouse’s separate asset but later becomes intertwined with marital funds or ownership. Depending... read more
Dividing property is one of the most important and often most contentious issues when a couple divorces. New Jersey requires equitable distribution, which means marital property must be divided fairly. If you are facing a divorce and wondering what you are entitled to keep, understanding how equitable distribution in... read more
Your estate plan should reflect your current family, property, goals, and choices about who may act for you. Review your plan after a major change, such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, a death in the family, a significant financial change, or a move to another state.... read more
If you are preparing to produce a film, one of your early decisions is how to structure the business side of the project. Depending on your production plans, you may choose to form a single-picture LLC in New Jersey rather than produce the film through an existing company. Once... read more
Property division, alimony, inheritance rights, and estate plans often become points of conflict when a marriage ends. While no one enters a marriage expecting a divorce, planning ahead can help reduce disputes and protect your financial future. An important part of the plan is estate planning for asset protection... read more
You brought something into this relationship that took years to build: an inheritance, a business, a home that was yours before you were together. Asking for a prenuptial agreement felt necessary, but it also opened a door you weren’t ready to walk through with your partner. Now there’s tension... read more
You built something carefully. Maybe a parent left you an inheritance, and you placed it in a trust. Maybe you and an estate planning attorney structured assets years ago with exactly this kind of moment in mind. Now you are facing a divorce, and the question keeping you up... read more
A second marriage often brings new opportunities, new responsibilities, and new estate planning challenges. Many couples entering a second marriage have children from prior relationships, separate assets, retirement accounts, and differing goals for the future. Without a clear estate plan, conflicts can arise between a surviving spouse and children... read more
Contact us online or at 973.841.8425 to find out how we can help you wih your legal matter. Let us provide you service that’s above and beyond your typical, defence firm.
"*" indicates required fields