As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, clients often ask me about the major steps in divorce. The most important step in divorce, I would say is the beginning phase. I like to equate a divorce to a football game. The most important quarters are really the first quarter... read more
As a skilled New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I am often asked by clients about martial property. The divorce and the marital property is determined based on the filing of the complaint for divorce, which is the end date, and the date of the marriage. Anything accumulated within that timeframe... read more
As a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I am often asked by clients about the important issue’s with divorce. I think the most important divorce issue is the children but the problem with that is that it’s this really gray area. For example, you have a 401(k), alimony, and etc.... read more
Clients often ask me about living in the same home during the process. When people ask me about sharing their houses during the divorce process my response is always that’s fantastic. You don’t have the extra household expenses of an individual living away. It also tells me that there... read more
I am often asked by clients about living with a spouse who has a criminal past. When someone me tells they’re living with someone with a violent history, I’m concerned about domestic violence, abuse, and it’s a sensitive area. In the divorce world, there is no correlation to why... read more
As an accomplished New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I get questions all the time from clients about child care during a divorce. Child care expenses in a divorce is an issue that the parties really need to address at the onset. In particular, if one spouse has been a stay-at-home... read more
As a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I am often asked by clients about cohabitation support. When someone asks me about their spouse living with somebody, or having a boyfriend and still paying alimony, the term is called cohabitation. So if your ex-spouse is living and found to have been... read more
As an accomplished New Jersey Divorce Attorney, clients often ask me if they can change their divorce document. After the final judgement of divorce, the only way to change to the document is with a consent order. This means that you and your ex get along and can change... read more
As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Attorney, I often get questions from clients about the compensation of alimony. Who pays alimony? That’s a hot-button topic. You’re typically going to see alimony in a case where one spouse was the financially dependent spouse and one spouse was the wage earner.... read more
As a skilled New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I am often asked by clients about applying for a joint tax return during a divorce. When you’re thinking about doing a joint tax return go to the tax guy first. Through my experiences married filing jointly is always the best way... read more
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