The holidays are quickly approaching, and if you are divorced, in the process of getting divorced, or have children and are separated from your spouse or significant other, it is prudent to make parenting time plans. If you do not already have a clear schedule or agreement as to who will have the children on Thanksgiving, Christmas, or over Hanukkah, now is the time to discuss the situation with the other parent and your lawyer, if necessary. If there is a dispute, you want to allow enough time to address the issue with the court if necessary, which requires ample notice. A family law attorney can help you resolve or litigate a parenting time schedule for the holidays that works for you and your family.
What do I Need to Know About Dividing Restricted Stock Units in a New Jersey Divorce?
There are instances in which an employee of a large company may receive compensation in ways beyond their regular salary. Sometimes, a compensation package may include restricted stock units (RSUs) as additional compensation. When an employee who has RSUs is going through a divorce, they may wonder whether or not they are subject to equitable…