Divorce

Unless you’re living under a rock, you’ve already seen it. A Fortune 500 CEO’s affair was spectacularly exposed, at a Coldplay concert, of all places. The CEO’s “private” indiscretion went viral before the encore. Memes galore and copycat Halloween costumes followed. As a divorce attorney who hears everyone’s innermost secrets daily, I was not surprised. Clients often confide that they’ve

The dissolution of a marriage is, by its very nature, a deeply emotional and often contentious journey, with the aftermath potentially amplifying issues and emotions to a higher magnitude. Settling into a “new normal” is difficult for everyone, and for some, the sadness and pain feel impossible to overcome. If the unimaginable happens, such as a former spouse tragically taking

Fifty is known as the new 30, and the phenomenon of “gray divorce”—the dissolution of marriages among individuals aged 50 and above—is on the rise. This trend is particularly notable in the United States, where the divorce rate for this demographic increased dramatically from 1990 to 2010, and today approximately one-third of divorces involve people over the age of 50.

Divorce is a challenging process in any situation, but it becomes even more complicated when your spouse relocates to another state. Whether they’ve moved for work, to be closer to family, or for a fresh start, a long-distance divorce adds layers of logistical, legal, financial and emotional complexity. However, there are many ways to navigate a two-state divorce. Determining Jurisdiction

The theme of lovers separated by an ocean is a classic and often poignant element in literature, art, and real-life stories—evoking a range of emotions, including longing, excitement, and resilience. But what if being separated by a great distance is a benefit to you but leads to certain issues regarding the dissolution of your marriage or divorce? The divorce case

New Jersey doesn’t have a specific number to label a divorce high net worth; however, most consider those with assets worth $1 million or more to have a high net worth. As with any other divorce, a high net worth divorce can easily settle, or it could spend months or longer in court. Even if you and your spouse agree