What Happens to Retirement Accounts in a New Jersey Divorce?
Retirement accounts are marital property in New Jersey to the extent that contributions were made during the marriage, and they are subject to equitable distribution in a divorce.
High-Asset Divorce in New Jersey: What’s Different When More Is at Stake
A high-asset divorce in New Jersey involves the same legal framework as any other divorce — equitable distribution, alimony, custody, and child support — but the financial complexity is categorically different.
What Is Equitable Distribution in New Jersey? How Courts Divide Marital Assets
Equitable distribution is New Jersey’s legal framework for dividing marital assets and debts in a divorce. It means the division must be fair — not necessarily equal.
Do I Really Need a Family Law Attorney for My Divorce in New Jersey?
It is one of the most common questions we hear from people facing a divorce in New Jersey: do I actually need an attorney, or can I handle this on my own?
What NOT to Post on Social Media During Your NJ Divorce
Anything you post on social media during your divorce can be used against you in court.
How Is Alimony Calculated in New Jersey? A Plain-Language Guide
New Jersey does not use a formula to calculate alimony. Unlike child support — which follows a specific calculation model — alimony is determined by weighing a set of statutory factors against the specific facts of each case.