How Single-Moms-to-Be Can Prepare for Parenthood
Congratulations on your new bundle of joy! You’re probably excited about the many glorious years ahead as you love and raise your child. However, as a single mother, you likely have some apprehension and that’s completely normal. The best thing you can do is make the...
Important Estate Planning Considerations When You’re Divorcing
There are only two things we can all count on—death and taxes. Unfortunately, your passing is something you have to take into account during a dissolution of marriage. Here’s what we mean: In a divorce, there’s a lot to work out between you and your...
“Can I Change Attorneys Once Divorce Proceedings Are Underway?”
If you’re facing a divorce, it’s essential that you have total faith and trust in your attorney and his or her firm. When divorce proceedings begin, you want a lawyer who can not only handle the issues that arise along the way, but also guide you and calm your nerves...
“My Spouse Left the State of New Jersey With My Child, So What Do I Do?”
Custody battles are tough on everyone involved. Those wanting to be good, responsible parents looking out for the well-being of their children often feel like they’re jumping through hoops to spend time with them. A parent's worst nightmare is losing their...
“Can I Adopt My Spouse’s Child in New Jersey?”
New Jersey is a perfect place for a family to grow and thrive together. The good news? It's legal for married couples in New Jersey to adopt each other’s children. However, it isn't always easy. Any stepparent will tell you that their new parenting role can be an...
8 Ways to Transition from Being Married to Single—in the Smoothest Way Possible
Do you find yourself suddenly single, and unsure of how to navigate the waters of being single and on your own? Being single again can be a scary thing, especially during the holiday season. You may feel lonely, depressed, or scared that you'll never find someone to...
11 New Year’s Resolutions When You’re Divorcing
If you’re going through a divorce, now’s the time to make some solid New Year’s resolutions you can keep – and that will see you through to (and beyond) the other side of your split. Here are 11 resolutions we’re digging that might just be the right fit for you in...
Drugs, Alcohol and Working Through Addiction, While You’re Considering Divorce
Every day, thousands of Americans file for divorce or finalize a divorce proceeding. Many people decide to split due to their spouse’s alcohol or drug addiction problem. If you find yourself in this position, know that you aren’t alone and that divorce may not be your...
Here’s How to Navigate Holiday Schedules With Two Families
The holiday season is a time to think about what you're thankful for and to spend time with your loved ones. Every year, children and adults alike get excited for the holidays. But what happens when you’ve split with your spouse, and you now have two families with two...
Yes, You Can Reconnect With Your Children After a Divorce or Other Hardships
Being a single parent is challenging enough, but then the world decides to throw all of us a curveball. The COVID-19 pandemic has been stressful for everyone, though parents and children have especially been impacted. If you’ve also recently gone through a separation...
8 Ways to Handle the Holiday Season if You’re Newly Separated or Divorced
There’s no running away from the mix of negative emotions you’ll likely feel when you’re separating or divorcing. (And yes, we know it can be brutal at times.) When you’re experiencing a split around the holidays—a most romanticized season when nearly every commercial...
Is Alimony Really Gender-Neutral in New Jersey?
The American family has been changing and evolving for years. But some stereotypes still persist from the past, when it comes to divorce and alimony. While we all know that families come in all shapes and sizes, one stereotype that we hear over and over when a...
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