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7/4/18
How To Keep Your Relationship Healthy, According To Divorce LawyersWhen it comes to relationships, some are healthier than others when it comes to how both people relate to one another. Of course, good communication between you and your partner is critical. Without it, unexpected conflicts and miscommunication are more likely to occur. However, there are many additional components that can help keep you and your significant other together, too. With a little know-how, there...Read More7/2/18
Why A Prenup Might Not Protect Your Financial Interests In Your New Jersey DivorcePerhaps you’re about to get married and considering having a prenup prepared. Or you might already have a prenup that you want to enforce in your impending divorce. People getting married have a variety of reasons for wanting a prenuptial agreement (also called a premarital agreement or prenup, for short). For instance: To protect the inheritance rights of children and grandchildren from a previous marriage; To protect...Read More6/25/18
A Simple Guide for Separated and Divorced Parents When Planning Summer VacationsIt’s summertime. Time for planning and enjoying vacations with your children. If you’re a separated or divorced parent, it’s wise to head off any disputes with your co-parent before planning your vacation. That way, your children can enjoy a stress-free vacation with you this summer. Ideally, you should have a written custody and parenting time agreement in place. These typically include terms about vacation time...Read More6/19/18
What Really Happens in Divorce: Myth Vs RealityIt’s common to feel afraid to get a divorce when there is so much information out there that is, well, just plain scary. It’s like getting to the edge of a cliff and being afraid to jump off. Fortunately, most, if not all of this “information” is simply not true. You might call it pure myth. Some of the most common myths I’ve heard include:...Read More6/19/18
5 Ways to Help You Get What You Want in Your DivorceIdeally, you should be able to get what you want in your divorce, right? It’s a common belief, however, that you need a judge to decide how much alimony or child support you will pay or when you will spend time with your children. What you might not realize is that there are particular things you can do during the divorce process to increase your...Read More6/19/18
SharpHeels – In Conversation With: Michele HartI met practicing divorce and family lawyer, Click to read full article...Read More6/18/18
Three Ways Divorce Mediation Can Cost You More in the Long Run in DivorceTo obtain a divorce in New Jersey, either you or your spouse files a legal document called the “Complaint for Divorce” with the court. Many divorcing spouses don’t realize they can reach a final agreement This is where divorce mediation comes in. Divorcing spouses might agree to use a divorce mediator to act as a neutral third party to help them agree on all...Read More6/11/18
Six Scientifically Proven Persuasion Strategies To Help You Get What You Want In Your Divorce AgreementYour divorce is likely to go much quicker and more amicably if you negotiate directly with your spouse on such essential issues as child custody, spousal and child support, and division of marital assets. By the same token, you’re more likely to get what you want by using scientifically proven principles of persuasion. In the New York Times Bestseller, Below are the six principles and how you...Read More6/4/18
Simple Divorce Checklist for a Quicker and Less Costly DivorceDivorce can be one of the most difficult life experiences, particularly when you don’t know what to expect. You can maintain greater control of the ultimate outcome, minimize legal fees, and speed up the divorce process by taking these two actions when considering divorce. Consult with a competent family law attorney to find out what to expect. Consult with a competent lawyer that concentrates in...Read More5/31/18
The Surprising Secret to Successful Relationships: It’s Not What You ThinkWe The secret is cultivating the art of listening. And anyone can do it. As the ancient Greek philosopher Epictetus said: “We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.” Listening is a lost art these days. Listening is at the heart of close relationships with others. Unfortunately, in today’s environment, it’s becoming more and more...Read More