Michele Hart
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You’ve decided to end your marriage. You might put off telling your spouse until the “right” time. Unfortunately, there is never a good time. It is simply a very difficult – even painful – thing to do. Perhaps you have…
If you’re considering divorce or already started the divorce process, you might be concerned about losing any portion of your hard-earned retirement assets. These can include traditional pensions, IRAs, Roth IRAs, Keogh plans, deferred compensation plans, stock options (ESOPS), annuities,…
In New Jersey, divorcing parents have an obligation to financially support their children until emancipation, that is, when the child completes a continuous four-year undergraduate education up until when the child reaches 23 years of age. Divorcing parents also have a…
It happens to the best of us. Someone, perhaps a friend or co-worker, is angry because of something you said or did and is about to let you have it. It’s common to feel anxious and defensive when someone confronts…
