Although grandparents may have many opinions about how their grandchildren will be raised, they have little legal ground for impacting these young lives. In some cases, outspoken and opinionated grandparents find that their ability to spend time with these youngsters...
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Month: November 2016
Retirement considerations in a divorce
While half of all marriages no longer end in divorce, adults over the age of 50 are more likely to divorce than in previous decades. New Jersey who are near retirement and considering divorce may want to think about keeping their retirement accounts safe. At this...
Expenses not qualified for child support
New Jersey parents are very aware that raising a child today can be very expensive. Child support payments are intended to help mitigate the costs after a divorce, but there are limits to what the payments can be used for. Parents who are receiving child support...
Dissipation of assets
Strong emotions often characterize the end of a marriage. When couples in New Jersey divorce, there are situations in which one spouse may seek to discomfit the other one. This sometimes takes the form of actively working against fair and equitable property...