How Are Marital Assets Divided During a New Jersey Divorce?
From financial decisions to child care and custody, divorcing couples have a slew of decisions to be made, under stressful times. One decision that has to be made is how to divide marital assets (or property) during a divorce. Keep reading to learn more about how marital assets are divided during a New Jersey divorce…. Read more
Do Grandparents Have Child Visitation Rights in New Jersey?
Many states limit grandparents’ rights when it comes to their grandchildren, as courts (and the law) side on the premise that parents should have the authority to decide who their children should see or not see. However, New Jersey law differs regarding grandchildren visitation, giving grandparents in the state the right to request reasonable visitation… Read more
3 Things to Know About Property Settlement Agreements in New Jersey
When you’re going through a divorce, the decisions seem endless. From who gets what property to child custody and support, these decisions significantly impact your family today and into the future. When finalizing your divorce in New Jersey, you and your soon-to-be ex must have a property settlement agreement (PSA). PSAs are also called marriage… Read more
How is Alimony Calculated in New Jersey?
When divorcing, numerous financial questions come up surrounding joint debts, the primary residence, and child support. Commonly, divorcing spouses also wonder about alimony – who will pay it, who will receive it, and how much will be rewarded? Keep reading to learn more about how alimony is calculated in New Jersey. What Are the Different… Read more
Understanding Child Visitation Rights in New Jersey
When divorcing, child custody and visitation can often be stressful. Gone are the days, though, when one parent “wins” custody and visitation while the other “loses.” One way New Jersey hopes to better the divorce process is by emphasizing a continued loving relationship with both parents while encouraging cooperation and communication between the parents. Keeping… Read more
How Do You Divide Property in an Uncontested Divorce in New Jersey?
Divorcing your spouse is typically not a cut-and-dry process. However, if you agree on the significant issues arising in divorce – such as child custody, visitation, and spousal payments such as alimony – you may find an easier (and faster) road to divorce. An uncontested divorce is one in which spouses mutually agree on all… Read more
New Jersey Divorce Requirements
Even if you want a divorce, you can’t just get one in New Jersey without meeting certain requirements first. Carvajal Law is very familiar with the New Jersey divorce requirements. If you need any help filing for your divorce in Northern New Jersey, Carvajal Law can help. Keep reading to learn more about NJ Divorce… Read more
When to Financially Separate From Your Spouse in NJ
A divorce is going to have important financial ramifications on your life. We are not just talking about the cost of a divorce. You can save a bundle by getting an uncontested divorce anyway. We’re also not talking about things like alimony payments or child support. We are talking about financial separation. Want to know… Read more
Is There Alimony in an Uncontested Divorce in NJ?
When people have questions about divorce, two topics often end up at or near the top of their lists. Can a divorce avoid the courtroom and will a spouse have to pay alimony? It’s not that these are the most important aspects of a divorce. Surely where there are children involved, you will want to… Read more