Considering Divorce

Why Men Lose Interest

Authority issues, childhood trauma, and emotional immaturity can all be factors in why so many marriages fail.

Should You Get a Divorce? 10 Key Questions to Ask Yourself

Is your marriage just so-so, or is it toxic? Are you unsure about whether you ever really loved your partner or are you just going through a difficult time?

12 Signs Your Marriage May Be Over

Has your fairy-tale marriage turned into a toxic relationship? Here are 12 signs your marriage may be over.

Key Questions You Must Answer Honestly Before You Get a COVID Divorce

Can’t wait for the lockdown to be over so you can leave your spouse? Do not head to divorce court until you answer these important questions.

10 Commandments of Divorce

Oftentimes maturity is tested through the trauma of divorce. The 10 Commandments of Divorce will help you be the adult in the room and guide you from start to finish

Alternatives to Legal Separation in New Jersey

Legal separation in New Jersey doesn’t really exist. If you want to separate from your spouse, you can do so, and you don’t need an agreement to do that; but if you have children and you want to leave the marital home, you cannot take the children with you unless you have your spouse’s consent or permission from the court.

3 Important Things to Know About Divorce Law in New Jersey

One of the most misunderstood aspects of family law is how alimony is calculated. In some states, there is simply a formula that is utilized. However, in New Jersey, it is much more fact-specific.

Divorce and Coronavirus: Does it Make Sense to Wait?

Does it make sense to wait on starting or completing your divorce process in the time of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic? Explore how the coronavirus might affect your divorce in terms of health, economic and divorce settlement issues.

What Motivates a Collaborative Divorce Attorney?

Divorce should be more than going through the legal process — it should be a time to set goals and create a vision for your new life.

Some Nuts and Bolts of the Collaborative Divorce Process

The collaborative divorce process is gaining recognition in the U.S. and many other countries.

It is an alternative to the litigious divorce process. It provides an opportunity for a divorcing couple to resolve divorce issues outside of court in a private and confidential setting with the assistance of professionals.