Reducing the amount of alimony paid to a former spouse is possible under certain situations. In New Jersey, reduction or termination of alimony can be a complex process, depending upon the circumstances requiring a modification. In order to seek a reduction or termination of alimony payments, it will be your responsibility to convince the court[…] Read More
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Martin & Tune Attorneys at Law Announces Important Firm Changes
Martin & Tune Attorneys at Law announces the retirement of Senior Partner Edward Martin, a name change, and the moving of its office location. Mr. Martin co-founded the firm with Managing Partner Daniel Tune and focused his practice on personal injury law and general and commercial litigation. “While we are saddened to see him go,[…] Read More
What Is a Contested Divorce?
Even couples who are going through an amicable divorce will likely not agree on all issues that arise during the divorce process. If you and your spouse are unable to reach an agreement on major issues like child support, alimony, and the equitable distribution of marital property, the situation can become more complicated and contentious.[…] Read More
What Professional Experts Might I Need to Resolve My Divorce?
If you and your spouse are fortunate enough to have an amicable divorce, your divorce attorney will be able to negotiate a fair settlement without having to go to court. However, if you have complex custody issues that need to be resolved, if you have accumulated a significant amount of marital property over the course[…] Read More
How Is Marital Debt Resolved in a Divorce?
If you and your spouse are in the process of getting a divorce, then you are likely well aware that spousal support, child support, and the equitable distribution of marital property must be resolved. However, people do not always consider marital debt, and the impact it can have on a divorce settlement. New Jersey is[…] Read More
Are Gray Divorces Becoming More Common?
If you are unfamiliar with the term “gray divorce,” it is a term coined by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) that refers to divorces that involve individuals who are 50 years of age or older. Most of the couples involved in a gray divorce have been married for over 20 years. While the[…] Read More
Should I Wait Until After the Holidays to File for Divorce?
Deciding to divorce can be difficult. Deciding when to file for divorce can be just as difficult for many couples, especially if the decision to end the marriage coincides with the holiday season. Couples should consider filing before or during the holidays if they can no longer bear to remain in the marriage. Doing so[…] Read More
Who Keeps the Dog in a Divorce?
When it comes to divorce, there is often a lot of uncertainty and confusion surrounding who gets to keep the family dog. While many people might assume that the spouse who is awarded custody of the children will also be given ownership of the pet, this is often not the case. Instead, there are many[…] Read More
Will My Divorce Have a Negative Impact on My Business?
Owning your own business comes with a range of advantages, from being your own boss and having full creative control to pursuing a career that you are passionate about with the freedom to hire like-minded employees. If you own your own business, you know that it can be all-consuming, and the success or failure of[…] Read More
Should I Still Have Thanksgiving After a Divorce?
Divorce can be a challenging and stressful experience, particularly during the holidays. While many people may feel sad or even angry about the changes that come with divorce, there are ways to cope and move forward. One way to help manage the holidays after a divorce is to focus on spending time with loved ones[…] Read More