When a potential client comes to me for a consultation to find out what divorce entails, we will talk about what’s been happening and why they are considering divorce at this time. We will talk about your most pressing concerns…
The latest annual report issued by the New Jersey judiciary for the year ending June 30, 2021 shows a growing backlog of divorce cases amidst a historic statewide judge shortage. According to the acting administrative director of the New Jersey…
You might no longer wish to continue living with your spouse, yet you’re not yet ready to get a divorce. Perhaps your home has become a constant battleground, a source of stress more than anything else. Perhaps you wish to separate…
Divorcing spouses and their attorneys have been appearing in court remotely since the start of the pandemic. According to some New Jersey family court judges, court appearances will not resume in person until sometime in late 2022. In the meantime,…
As a divorce and family lawyer for over 20 years, divorcing spouses come to my office deciding to call it quits for wide variety of reasons. But there really is one common thread I see over and over again. It’s…
Contrary to common belief, going to court for a divorce is not the only option; and, in my experience as a family lawyer for over 20 years, I find that court is generally the last resort. While some divorcing spouses…
When you want an amicable divorce, it’s common to want to avoid lawyers. After all, lawyers are commonly associated with more conflict. Unfortunately, it’s the worst ones we tend to hear about the most. But like any type of professional,…
Divorcing spouses typically obtain or exchange information about each other’s incomes, assets, and debts acquired during the marriage. This process, called “discovery,” includes things like bank statements, credit card statements, and employment records. Accurate values for assets like your home…
If you’ve come to the sad realization that your marriage is over and don’t know how to tell your spouse, this article is for you. You might have put in a lot of hard work and energy to save the…
It’s common to come to divorce without wanting to involve lawyers – especially if you want an amicable divorce. After all, lawyers are known for adding conflict to any situation – while charging an arm and a leg just for…
