If you and your spouse reach a point in life where parting ways is the healthiest option, you may be eager to move forward and open a new chapter in your life. However, with the potential gravity the outcome of your divorce could have on your life, you might... read more
As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Attorney I am often asked what happens to a marital owned business following a divorce. When you are a business owner, and let’s say you own a delicatessen. You’ve opened that delicatessen up during the marriage, and your wife has worked in that... read more
As you head for divorce, you are naturally worried about all of the belongings you and your spouse have accumulated over the years. Who will end up getting which items as part of your divorce proceeding? Unfortunately, property division remains a major source of conflict among divorcing couples. Here... read more
As an accomplished New Jersey Divorce Attorney, I am often asked by clients about what will happen to their home during the divorce process. There are three things that are important when it comes to splitting a house. Number one, the spouse buys the other spouse out, gets an... read more
What is Equitable Distribution in NJ? New Jersey follows the law of equitable distribution. Many times this the term arises in the context of a divorce proceeding, but few people understand what it actually means. The goal of equitable distribution is fairly straightforward: to distribute property acquired during a... 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 an experienced New Jersey Divorce Lawyer I am often asked about prorated division of the party’s income. Certain times the amount of money the parties make, if one party makes 70% of the total income of the marriage and the other party makes 30%, sometimes assets are divided... read more
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