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New Jersey Divorce Cases Do Not Need a Separation Period

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce

Do New Jersey Divorces Require a Separation Period? When you are ready to dissolve your marriage, you do not want to wait long to file the paperwork. In some states, there is a time to wait before filing for divorce. Fortunately for you, New Jersey does not have...

Which Factors Make Divorce Decree Modification Likelier?

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce, Divorce and Finances

A divorce decree is the final ruling made by the court concerning a divorce; it’s a binding legal obligation for all involved. It makes the termination of the marriage official under the law, and while it is a “final” ruling, it’s not actually set in stone. Divorcees...

How Equitable Distribution Is Determined During a Divorce

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce, Property Division

Primary Steps of Equitable Distribution During a Divorce Among the most important elements of any divorce is property division, which determines how assets and property are divided among both spouses following the divorce. There were just under 790,000 divorces...

How Assets Are Divided During Divorce Proceedings

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce, Divorce and Finances

What You Should Know About Dividing Assets During a Divorce One of the most important aspects of the divorce process is dividing the assets that are shared by the couple. Among the more than 800,000 divorces that take place every year in the U.S., the...

How to Seek a Divorce Settlement Modification

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce, Property Division

Which Factors Make Divorce Decree Modification Likelier? A divorce decree is the final ruling made by the court concerning a divorce; it’s a binding legal obligation for all involved. It makes the termination of the marriage official under the law, and while it is a...

Tax Law Changes Can Affect Spousal Support

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Alimony

Alimony and Taxation Are Changing for 2019 Over the years, many people in New Jersey have become familiar with the treatment of spousal support in annual income taxes; in fact, roughly 25,000 divorced spouses pay alimony in New Jersey. Since alimony became a...

Getting Your Bearings after a Divorce

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce, Family Law

The real impact of a divorce is seldom felt until it’s over, until the judge has signed the divorce decree. Though many recent divorcees (men in particular) often publicly claim relief or renewal or even joy, experts say that, more realistically, everyone who...

How to Know if Your Child is Not Adjusting to Your Divorce

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce, Family Law

Your marriage is over and you are either in the midst of a divorce or trying to move forward with your life. The last thing you want is for your children to bear the brunt of your inability to get along with your spouse, but it’s often unavoidable, no matter how...

Tips for Recently Divorced Fathers

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce, Family Law

You’re a dad who’s recently gone through a divorce and now you asking, “what now?” How do you pick up the pieces and move forward? What are some pitfalls to avoid and how can you maximize your relationship with you children and move toward a...

Who Gets Fido in a Divorce? Pets as Property

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce, Divorce and Pets, Property Division

Divorce and Property—Who Gets the Family Pet? For many people, a cherished pet is like a child—so what happens to that pet if you go through a divorce? Can you fight for custody of a pet? What will a judge do if the parties cannot agree? What’s Best for the Pet...
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