| Britt Simon
No-Fault Divorce in New Jersey | Irreconcilable Differences Explained
Understand how New Jersey's no-fault divorce works, including irreconcilable differences grounds, residency requirements, and what to expect.
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37 articles from Simon Law Group
Divorce in New Jersey can proceed on no-fault grounds such as irreconcilable differences, and it touches equitable distribution of marital property, alimony, and parenting arrangements. These attorney-authored articles explain how the process works in New Jersey courts and the financial and custody issues that commonly arise. They are general legal information about New Jersey divorce, not advice about any individual case.
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| Britt Simon
NJ High-Net-Worth Divorce: Forensic Accountant Protection
Why high-earning spouses in NJ should hire their own forensic accountant during divorce to protect assets, valuations, and financial interests.
| Britt Simon
Protecting Business Ownership in a New Jersey Divorce
Learn how NJ divorce law affects business owners, including equitable distribution, valuation methods, and strategies to protect your company.
| Britt Simon
Part 5: NJ Divorce Tax Traps That Cost Thousands
Avoid costly tax mistakes when dividing vacation homes and rental properties in NJ divorce.
| Britt Simon
Part 4: Dividing Income-Producing Rental Properties in New Jersey Divorce
How NJ courts handle rental property division in divorce, including valuation, income attribution, expense disputes, and debt considerations.
| Britt Simon
Part 3: What Happens to Vacation Homes in Divorce?
Explore your options for vacation homes in NJ divorce: selling, buyouts, or shared ownership. Learn what factors courts consider.
| Britt Simon
Part 2: NJ Divorce: What Happens to Investment Properties?
Learn how New Jersey courts apply equitable distribution to investment properties in divorce, including commingling issues and valuation factors.
| Britt Simon
Part 1: Dividing Vacation Homes & Rentals in NJ Divorce
How NJ divorce courts divide vacation homes and rental properties under equitable distribution, and why each property type is treated differently.
| Britt Simon
Why Divorce Filings Increase After the Holidays | Simon Law Group
Discover why January and February see a surge in divorce filings in NJ, from delayed decisions to New Year motivation and financial planning.
| Britt Simon
Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements for Wealthy Couples | NJ
How prenuptial and postnuptial agreements protect wealthy NJ couples, including what they cover, enforceability requirements, and key benefits.
| Britt Simon
What Is Considered a High-Net-Worth Divorce in New Jersey?
Understand what defines a high-net-worth divorce in NJ, the unique challenges involved, and common mistakes to avoid during the process.
| Britt Simon
The Military Divorce Guide: A 4-Part Series for NJ Families
Part 1 of the NJ military divorce series covering jurisdiction requirements, SCRA protections, and unique challenges military families face.
| John E. Malchow, Esq.
Co-Parenting Conflict? How to Protect Your Parenting Time
Learn how to protect your parenting time in NJ when co-parenting turns contentious. Understand your legal rights and enforcement options.
| John E. Malchow, Esq.
Accused of Violating a Court Order? Here's What You Need to Know
What to do if you're accused of violating a NJ court order, including contempt consequences, enforcement motions, and defense options.
| John E. Malchow, Esq.
Settle Your NJ Divorce Without Trial
Discover how divorce mediation in New Jersey can save time, money, and stress by resolving custody, assets.
| Laura Simon
NJ Divorce 101: Why Filing the Complaint Matters More Than You Think
A guide to starting the divorce process in New Jersey: grounds for divorce, filing your complaint, and what to expect along the way.
| John E. Malchow, Esq.
A Less Stressful Divorce: How Mediation Can Work for You
Explore how divorce mediation in New Jersey offers a less adversarial, more affordable path to resolving custody, support.
| John E. Malchow, Esq.
Understanding Post-Divorce Modifications and Challenges in New Jersey
Learn how New Jersey law handles post-divorce alimony modifications and termination, including key insights from the Voynick v. Voynick decision.
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