Dealing With Debt During Divorce It’s routinely stated that 50% of marriages end in divorce. No matter how over- or understated that statistic may be, the truth is that many marriages do end. Part of splitting with your spouse means taking care of debt that was incurred during the divorce. In a perfect world, both…
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How to Build Financial Stability After Divorce Financial instability is a reality for nearly three-quarters of this country’s 25 million divorcees. A study by TD Ameritrade surveyed 2,000 participants to examine how they’re coping financially after a divorce or death of a spouse. As it turns out, people facing the end of a marriage are…
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Non-Custodial Parent Issues If you have been awarded sole custody of your children, you may be experiencing issues with the non-custodial parent. You may be feeling frustrated, angry, and helpless. If either of these situations describe you, consider contacting an attorney to help you. Non-Custodial Parent Not Allowing Child to Travel In New Jersey, where…
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10 Things a Single Parent Wants You to Know Raising kids is hard enough with two parents in the equation, so how do people do it with only one? We’ve asked single parents how they parent alone effectively, and what they need you to know the most. Some might assume that single parenting is the…
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Basic Prenuptial Agreements Facts in New Jersey We’ve all heard that the divorce rate is high. There are more prenuptial agreements being made because the chance of divorce is higher. You may be wondering if a prenuptial is right for you. It might seem like you’re sealing your fate in divorce, but it also offers…
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Debt and Divorce Divorce can be a long and difficult process. You’ll need to make decisions about a number of things, including debt that you took on jointly with your spouse. Don’t just assume that your divorce will split loans up the way you expected, and take steps to protect yourself from future financial troubles (and stress)…
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