Communication has to be more than just talking—it needs to be about actively listening. “Listen to understand where the other person is really coming from,” Michele Hart, of M. Hart Divorce and Family Law in Morristown, New Jersey, tells Brides. “Listening is at the…
It’s common to assume your spouse is automatically entitled to “half” of your pension or other retirement assets if you divorce. This is really not accurate, however. First of all, in New Jersey, marital assets including retirement assets, are distributed “equitably”…
Divorce is not easy. But it doesn’t have to involve knock-down drag-out fighting with your spouse or cost you an arm and a leg. Here are 9 tips that can save you money and aggravation in your New Jersey divorce:…
It’s very common for divorcing spouses to have shared access to computers, devices or online accounts, even after they physically separate. If you’re separated or considering divorce, it’s essential to take immediate steps to protect your online privacy. This can…
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As a practicing divorce and family lawyer for over 20 years, I’ve seen how easy it is for divorcing spouses to get caught up in the emotional conflict that often comes with divorce. When you have children, it’s important to…
It’s common for divorcing spouses to speak with one another to decide who gets what in the divorce. Divorce negotiations can be difficult, however. They can quickly become emotionally charged, especially when there is a lack of trust between spouses.…
