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I Cheated on My Spouse: How Screwed am I in a New Jersey Divorce?

Although humanity likes to pretend that it is civilized and logical, we are also capable of completely unpredictable and reckless acts. These wild and unpredictable acts are extremely common during relationships, as love can make even the most rational individuals act erratically. If you have cheated on your spouse, you might be wondering how this will impact your divorce. Will…

What is a “Specific Gift” in a New Jersey Will?

While a will can help you accomplish many things, most New Jersey residents are primarily concerned with leaving things behind for their loved ones. These are known as “gifts” in the legal world. As you might expect, there are many different kinds of gifts you can leave to your beneficiaries. One of these is known as a “specific gift.” But…

Can a Nursing Home Force Residents to Take Medicine?

One of the underlying pillars of biomedical ethics in the United States is autonomy. People have the right to choose what medication they take, and they have the right to refuse medication that they do not feel comfortable about. Unfortunately, nursing homes in the United States have a long history of violating this principle of autonomy. Elderly residents in these…

When Does Child Support Stop in New Jersey?

If you have been paying child support for years, you may be wondering when you can expect these payments to stop. Or perhaps you have just started paying child support, and you’d like to plan for the future with more accuracy. Whatever the case may be, there is nothing wrong with asking when your child support payments will stop. Do…

Unwanted Property in a New Jersey Divorce

Property division is a major part of most divorces, and many divorce attorneys in New Jersey are used to spouses arguing over various assets. But what happens when no one wants a certain asset? What happens if both spouses would rather walk away without taking this “unwanted property?” What happens if property becomes abandoned and left behind by a spouse…

How Does a Living Trust Work in New Jersey

When it comes to estate planning in New Jersey, there are many choices. One of these choices is a living trust. But is this option right for you? Even though you might have heard this term being thrown around before, you might not fully understand how a living trust works. So, what are the benefits of this estate planning tool?…

Legal Implications of Starting a New Relationship After a Divorce

Many individuals in New Jersey start new relationships relatively quickly after separating from their former spouses. A new romantic partner can provide emotional support during this difficult time, and it may help you put the memories of your marriage behind you. While the courts generally have no business interfering in your private affairs, a new relationship can cause legal concerns…

Things to Consider Before Moving on After a Divorce

Moving on is obviously the ultimate goal for most divorcing spouses in New Jersey. Even after marriages that have lasted decades, it is possible to experience new things, put those memories behind you, and start a new chapter of your life. However, you might want to consider the legal implications of these changes before acting too hastily. This is especially…

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