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For divorced parents, navigating holiday parenting time can be a source of stress and contention. When children split their time between two households, coordinating schedules and managing expectations becomes crucial. In this delicate dance, cooperation between co-parents emerges as the cornerstone for ensuring a smooth and fulfilling experience for all involved. Understanding the Dynamics Divorce […]

Going through a divorce is never easy, but navigating the financial aspects can be particularly complex. One crucial aspect is dividing retirement accounts, which can often be a significant source of contention. In New Jersey, like many other states, there are specific rules and procedures to follow when splitting retirement assets. In this blog post,

It’s that time of year again — Tax Day! When it comes to filing and paying taxes, things work a bit differently when you’re divorced. In today’s blog, we’ll go over how to file taxes after getting divorced. The first thing to keep in mind is that it doesn’t matter how long you’ve been married.

If you and your former partner share a child together, one of you will undoubtedly have to pay child support to the other. The State of New Jersey considers child support the right of the child, which means that the parents cannot agree to waive the obligation. Both parents’ incomes will be considered when making

If you have an obligation to pay alimony to your former spouse, the courts in New Jersey have the authority to adjust the payments in some circumstances. If circumstances change significantly after the initial settlement, the court can change the payment amount or stop payments altogether. A reduction in a paying spouse’s income due to

If and when a Final Restraining Order is entered in the State of New Jersey, it is, in fact, “final.” The restraining order is considered permanent and does not have an expiration date. It will remain in place until one or both parties seek a modification from the court to either change its terms or

It’s the start of April which means spring break is just around the corner. This is the time for children to unwind and take advantage of a week off from school. This week is supposed to be relaxing, so don’t put your child in a difficult situation by forcing them to pick who they want