Category: Divorce

Divorce is often a challenging and emotional process. You may find yourself tempted to make concessions during negotiations to speed up the process or maintain peace. While compromise is essential in divorce, giving too much can have lasting financial and emotional consequences. It is crucial to understand when to stand firm and protect your interests.[…] Read More

Representing yourself in a custody battle may seem like a straightforward way to save money, but this decision can have significant, long-lasting impacts on your case’s outcome. Doing so could lead to trouble, especially if you lack considerable legal experience. Representing yourself in a custody case can lead to several challenges that may jeopardize your[…] Read More

If you and your spouse are in the process of getting a divorce, a range of issues will need to be addressed and resolved, such as custody, spousal support, child support, and the distribution of marital property. When it comes to property distribution, there are two types of property you should know. Separate property includes[…] Read More

Going through a divorce can feel overwhelming in all sorts of ways—and dealing with alimony or spousal support certainly adds financial strain to the mix. Our experienced and compassionate divorce lawyers at Tune Law Group, LLC have helped clients from all over New Jersey navigate divorce settlements and alimony. We are here to help you[…] Read More

Dealing with a divorce can feel overwhelming—when children are involved, it is a different story altogether. How do you properly fulfill your obligations while navigating the legal circumstances of divorce? At Tune Law Group, LLC, we understand how exhausting the process can be. We are here to help you by providing parenting plans, tips for[…] Read More

As the summer begins, parents of young children are often tasked with scheduling activities to keep their kids active and entertained. Whether that means summer camp, a team sport, or vacations, there are several things to consider, from scheduling each activity to the cost. This can become particularly challenging when parents are divorced, and they[…] Read More

New Jersey recognizes both fault-based and no-fault divorces. However, most spouses pursue no-fault divorces, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason for the dissolution of the marriage. In fault-based divorces, you must provide evidence proving your grounds. Adultery is a common fault-based ground for divorce. However, infidelity will likely have minimal effect on the legal aspects[…] Read More

In the best-case scenario, you and your spouse reached an agreement and proceeded to an uncontested divorce under New Jersey law. However, spouses often do not agree to the terms of the divorce. Your spouse does not have the legal right to refuse a divorce. You always have access to the court system, where a[…] Read More

During the divorce process, each spouse must disclose the assets they are holding to the other. These disclosures cover all types of assets, whether they are physical or digital. Marital assets include property or assets earned or acquired during the marriage by either party. If cryptocurrency was acquired during the marriage, it would typically be viewed[…] Read More

When going through a divorce, you may be tempted to put details in public for people to see. It is common to want support from as many people as possible. When this involves social media, you are playing a dangerous game because you lose control of the information as soon as it is posted. What[…] Read More