Mediation can be a good way to resolve your divorce quickly. However, the parties must have a complete command of their finances, including assets, income and debts. They should also be able to negotiate on their own behalf. Of course one can still seek the assistance of a New Jersey attorney even if they choose to go through mediation. A New Jersey attorney can also attend mediation with the parties. After the terms of the settlement are agreed upon, a complaint for divorce must still be filed and the settlement agreement processed.
What is Complex Property in a New Jersey Divorce?
When spouses divorce through litigation, the future of their marital assets are left in the hands of the judge. This means they are subject to equitable distribution. Many people believe this means an equal distribution, however, it is actually a fair and just division of the assets between both spouses. While this can be complicated…
