Divorce is challenging, and it becomes more complex when one spouse serves in the military. Military service can significantly impact alimony or spousal support decisions during a divorce. Knowing how military factors influence support can help both spouses navigate...
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Relocating your child during a military divorce in New Jersey
Military divorces come with unique challenges, especially when it comes to relocating children. If you are considering moving your child during or after a military divorce in New Jersey, it can be helpful to follow some steps as you plan the process to ensure legal...
How does divorce affect a military pension or disability benefits?
Divorce brings substantial changes to any family. However, a military couple has unique considerations about asset division of benefits. Military pensions and disability pay are significant benefits from long-term service and could become a complex matter during...
Co-parenting a special-needs child after divorce
Divorce is never an easy situation, and if you have a special-needs child, it adds another layer of complexity. Co-parenting requires effective communication between the parents, understanding and cooperation to ensure the child's best interests. Co-parenting a...
How does property division work in a NJ divorce?
Property division is a complicated and crucial stage of your New Jersey divorce, but do not let it overwhelm you. With adequate knowledge, you can plan for this next step. Here are a few things you should know about property division laws in New Jersey. What are the...
4 tips for a stay-at-home parent during divorce
As a stay-at-home parent going through a divorce, it can feel overwhelming and challenging. You may feel uncertain about your future and how you will support yourself and your children. Incorporating specific tips into your life as you adjust to your new normal can...
Top things worth fighting over in a divorce
Divorce is hard on everyone, but you can make it a bit easier by deciding what you want from the divorce first. You must prioritize what is most important to you and what is worth fighting over. Although situations differ from couple to couple, here are a few of the...
Is this the year for a new take on life?
The beginning of the year is often a time for self-reflection. It offers a chance at new choices and new directions. For many, those choices revolve around deciding whether to leave a broken marriage. This is part of the reason people often refer to January as...
Military divorce when one spouse is out of state
Going through a divorce is a stressful time for all parties involved. A split is even more complicated when you and your spouse live in two different states. Here are some questions you need to understand if you are a service member or a military spouse who is...
Why High Asset Divorces Must Be Handled Differently
Some divorces are simple. The couple shared minimal assets and there were no children present in the marriage. Other cases, however, can be more difficult to navigate. One of these is a high asset divorce. Read on to learn why certain types of divorce, including high...