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When New Jersey couples get married, they usually believe that they will always be together. However, it is possible that the marriage could end, which means it may be practical to prepare for such an eventuality. Regardless of whether an individual is married or not,...
One age group in New Jersey and around the country is responsible for driving the divorce rates up to above 50 percent. While people in younger generations have been divorcing less frequently in the past few decades, baby boomers have instead been divorcing even...
While prenuptial agreements provide New Jersey couples with the ability to pre-plan their exit terms in case a marriage becomes difficult, there can be situations in which a prenup is deemed to be inappropriate by the court system. A federal court case heard in San...
For many New Jersey parents, private school attendance seems like a must so that they can ensure their children will have better starts in their lives. When a couple divorces, it may be very difficult for the custodial parent to afford to pay for private school...
In some child custody cases, New Jersey parents who are unable to see their children in person as often as is ideal might have some form of "virtual visitation" with the child. This is simply the practice of keeping in touch with children using technology that may...
