When couples in New Jersey make the decision to get divorced, one of the factors that they may have to address is whether spousal support is necessary. It is important to note that the term “spousal support” is interchangeable with “alimony.” Though spousal support is not necessary in all divorces, it is important to go into […]

When a couple in New Jersey no longer wants to be married, it is likely that they will opt for divorce. When the divorce begins, one thing that the couple will need to do is divide their assets and liabilities. There are two types of property that must be addressed when going through the equitable […]

In determining which parent of a dissolving marriage will have sole or primary custody of a child, the courts base their decision on one key factor: What is in the best interests of the child? Keeping this in mind will go a long way towards obtaining greater or sole custody of your child. Specifically, this […]

On January 19, 2016, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed into law the New Jersey Termination of Child Support Act. The new law (also known as the New Jersey Emancipation Statute) promises to have a dramatic impact on how long parties in a divorce can expect to pay or receive child support. It specifically establishes 19 […]