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Category: Valuing Assets

What Happens To The Cars During a Divorce in New Jersey?

Generally, cars acquired during the marriage are considered a “marital asset” and subject to equitable distribution.  Determining how to divide two (or more) cars during a divorce is a straightforward process.  In most divorces, each party typically keeps the car that he or she drives. Interestingly, a leased car does not have value and it […]

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How are Complex Assets Handled in a New Jersey Divorce?

Going through a divorce is often an overwhelming process for both spouses as well as their families. This is because it requires the separation of lives that were brought together over a period of time. When this happens, these lives are generally intertwined in many ways, including their assets. Dividing these assets is usually difficult […]

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Can I Financially Prepare for a New Jersey Divorce?

The process of divorce is often difficult and overwhelming for many spouses and their loved ones. This can be emotionally as well as financially. It is an unfortunate reality that divorce proceedings can become very expensive for an individual. In addition to this, their assets may be subject to equitable distribution, which can result in […]

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What Am I Entitled to In a New Jersey Divorce?

Going through a divorce can often be complicated, as it requires separating two lives that were once brought together. When spouses find themselves in these situations, they often wonder what they are entitled to when they officially split from their partner. This raises the question of who can keep the house or car and how […]

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Military Divorces in the State of New Jersey

The process of going through a divorce can be complicated, no matter who it is. However, it is important to understand that the process is different for United States military members who are divorcing from their spouse. Throughout a civilian divorce, spouses are generally required to attend certain court dates and meetings. This can be […]

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How can I get prepared for an Initial Consultation?

Building Trust and Confidence to Family Law Clients in towns such as Morristown, Whippany, Dover, Parsippany, Randolph and across Morris County NJ   From an emotional point of view when you are coming in to see a lawyer for the first time for divorce, I think that´s bottom, and I usually tell clients when they […]

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Marital Assets and Prenuptial Agreements

Misconceptions on Premarital Asset In New Jersey, premarital assets remain premarital assets; but there´s a lot of grey areas in the law with regard to premarital assets. If you have a house, the increasing value can go up in value due to the market which is what we call a passive increase or it can […]

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Benefits of Mediation in Morris County Divorce Cases

Serving Mediation Clients in towns such as Morristown, Whippany, Dover, Parsippany, Randolph and across Morris County NJ If you and your spouse are interested in maintaining control of your divorce process, mitigating costs, and providing the most productive and safe environment for your children as you navigate the process and assemble a new normal, then […]

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Benefits of Prenuptial Agreements

Serving clients in Morristown, Whippany and across Morris County NJ Benefits of a Prenuptial Agreement The benefits of a prenuptial agreement are really to give you a blueprint. If you were unfortunate to go down that road of divorce, it gives you a blueprint as to how a divorce would unfold. One of the benefits […]

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Finances in Prenuptial Agreements: It is about being fair.

Our prenuptial and mediation attorneys are available to serve you in Morristown, Chester, Chatham, and the greater Morris County Area It´s all about being fair Some issues that prenuptial agreements also handle are the increase and decrease of the value of stock or CDs. The prenup is about being fair; it´s not about safeguarding every […]

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