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Category: Uncontested Divorce

WHAT IS A “DIVORCE ON THE PAPERS?”

The Coronavirus pandemic continues to impact citizens globally, including New Jersey residents, on a daily basis. During these uncertain times, one thing remains certain: you can still finalize that divorce you have been working toward. While New Jersey courts continue to be closed to the public and adjust to this “new normal,” the courts have […]

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What is an Uncontested Divorce?

In order to begin a divorce, spouses can cite either “fault” or “no-fault” grounds. When an individual cites no-fault grounds as the reason for their divorce, it means they do not wish to hold their spouse responsible for the end of their divorce. These situations often mean that their marriage has broken down and the […]

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Types of Divorce in New Jersey

When couples go through a divorce, they must settle many legal matters before the process is complete. During the proceedings, spouses are required to come together and discuss their marital issues in order to reach an agreement regarding their future arrangements. While it is not possible for all spouses, some are able to do this […]

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Divorce Legal Terms Worth Learning Before and During Your Divorce

For those going through divorce proceedings in New Jersey, the amount of legal jargon and new terms being thrown around the room can be daunting. Before stepping foot into a courtroom, a mediation, or your lawyer’s office, it can be useful to brush up on your legal terms. Today, our divorce and family law attorneys will be going over some common […]

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Understanding an Uncontested Divorce in Morris County, NJ

A divorce can be a long, stressful and costly part of any family. However, uncontested divorces can save your family time, money, and heart ache.  It is important to understand and prepare for an amicable divorce. This can be as little as having a discussion with your spouse about family assets, discussions around custody and […]

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