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Tips for Getting through your Non-Dissolution Case Amicably

Author: Erin D. DeGeorge

One of the most rewarding yet challenging aspects of life is raising children. And, in situations where the parents have divorced or were never married, the...

Divorce, Career Coaching and the New Nature of Work

Author: Rosanne S. DeTorres

Written by guest writer, Linda Kennyhertz, Strategic Change Associates There are many phases in an individual’s life where working with a career coach may...

Staying Organized During the Transition of Divorce

Author: Rosanne S. DeTorres

Written by guest writer, Deborah Gussoff, In Order Inc. Surprise, it’s pop quiz time! Choose one answer. Change is: a) stressful b) exciting c)...

When Federal and State Laws Collide: Divorce and The Impact of Disability on a Military Pension

Author: Rosanne S. DeTorres

When a former couple decides to divorce, their assets and debts are divided according to a process known as equitable distribution. In New Jersey, equitable...

Life After Divorce—Finding The “New You”

Author: Rosanne S. DeTorres

Written by guest writer, Pam Etzin, An Eye for Detail Life after divorce can be confusing and anxiety provoking. You may be thinking, who am I now? Who...

The Appellate Division Upholds Parent’s Rights in Non-Dissolution Matters

Author: Erin D. DeGeorge

The Appellate court has overturned a trial court decision where the judge decided an issue of custody of a child born to parents who were never married without...

Case Study: Restraining Orders versus Civil Restraints

Author: Erin D. DeGeorge

Victims of domestic violence are typically advised by the police departments responding to their matters that they have the right to pursue a temporary...

I Am Relocating After Divorce – What Should I Know?

Author: Rosanne S. DeTorres

It's common for individuals to want to start over once their divorce is finalized, and this typically includes plans to relocate from the state and start fresh...

3 Things to Know About Divorce and Executive Compensation in New Jersey

Author: Erin D. DeGeorge

Individuals who are considering divorce are often concerned about two particular aspects of the end of their marriage: the emotional burden and the financial...

What You Need to Know: Difference Between Alimony and Child Support in NJ

Author: Erin D. DeGeorge

Alimony and child support are two very different forms of financial support – yet many people have the misconception that they are both simply financial...

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How Soon Can You Get a Divorce After Marriage? Divorce Right After Marriage

The “honeymoon phase” of a marriage, typically the first six months to a year, has been romanticized by popular culture as an exciting time of joyful adjustment to the new commitment between partners.  Adjustment is certainly a major part of any new marriage, but for some couples, the joy...

November 12, 2024 Read More

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Divorce Mediator vs Lawyer: Do You Need a Lawyer or Mediator for Divorce?

If you are contemplating a divorce from your partner, do you need a lawyer or mediator for your divorce? What is the difference between the role of a divorce mediator vs lawyer?  To understand the difference, it helps to compare the roles of two types of sporting officials – the coaches and the...

October 4, 2024 Read More

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Filing Taxes After Divorce or Separation: Divorce and Taxes Guide

Going through a divorce is a complex process that involves many decisions about property division, finances, and providing for dependent children, and it’s common to feel overwhelmed by their scope.  It’s essential that the tax implications for all of these decisions get the attention they...

September 19, 2024 Read More

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