New Jersey Divorce Guide Changing Course: Guide to Divorce in New Jersey Divorce can stir up a lot of emotions and it’s harder to deal with if you have children. The New Jersey Divorce Guide was created by New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Brian Freeman to help those thinking about divorce learn what they need to…
How Should I Respond to a Summons for Divorce in NJ? In New Jersey, when you’ve been served with a summons of complaint for divorce, you should immediately go to an attorney. You only have a certain amount of time to file an answer and counterclaim in your case. Generally, that would be 35 days…
Contested Vs. Uncontested Divorce in New Jersey In New Jersey, there are two types of divorces. There’s a contested divorce, and there’s an uncontested divorce. A contested divorce is where the parties are either negotiating or actively fighting over assets, child custody, child support, or even pets. A contested divorce is generally going to be…
Two Most Common Asked Questions When Shopping for a Divorce Lawyer How Much Does the Divorce Cost? In New Jersey, the cost of a divorce varies. That’s the first question I’m usually asked is, “How much is this going to cost me?” Download Our Free Divorce Guide It’s almost impossible to tell you unless the…
New Jersey Divorce Attorney Discusses Entitlement to Alimony As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Attorney I am often asked by individuals if they will automatically be entitled to alimony. In New Jersey, there is no automatic right to alimony. Alimony is going to depend on the particular circumstances that involve that marriage. If the parties are…
New Jersey Divorce Attorney Discusses Results of a Motion or Trial As an experienced New Jersey Attorney I am often asked what one can do if they are unhappy with the results of a motion or a trial. In New Jersey, if there is a motion that’s heard or, in fact, a hearing is held…