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3 Gifts from Your Divorce for This Holiday Season

The holidays can be stressful enough, and that stress can be compounded by your divorce. Take this opportunity to look at your divorce as a source of gifts. Believe it or not, there are gifts thanks to your divorce!

Compelling Evidence in Favor of Collaborative Divorce

Divorce is inevitably an emotional journey, but it doesn’t have to be a hostile one. Collaborative divorce is a way to legally dissolve a marriage without litigation or animosity, and with a great deal of dignity.

Five Ways to Have Good Text Communication During Divorce

Healthy communication during divorce can save you time and money while also leading to a productive co-parenting relationship.  Speaking in person or on the phone may not be practical as a relationship is breaking down. In fact, many lawyers will advise against it because it leads to a he-said-she-said situation.  Email or other means of […]

Facing a Divorce As Quarantine Ends?

Family Law specialists and therapists predict a surge in separation and divorce consultations as shelter-in-place restrictions are lifted. There are probably two common reasons for this.

Tele-Mediation: A Game Changer for Divorcing Couples

While courts remain closed, is there a silver lining for divorcing couples during the pandemic? Absolutely! Alternative Dispute Resolution offers a variety of options and opportunities. In fact, for most couples, there are unexpected benefits. And that goes for their lawyers too!

Divorce During the Coronavirus Shut Down

You probably won’t be able to get the bulk of your divorce issues resolved right now, but you can still work on your divorce with video conferencing with your attorney and other divorce professionals – such as a divorce coach, financial analyst, or accountant.

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.

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