High conflict co-parenting situations can make this extremely challenging. In an ideal world, you and your ex would be able to set aside your differences and set up a co-parenting arrangement that works for your respective schedules and grants your children the attention they need.

Divorce is difficult enough when dealing with two reasonable, responsible adults. When one spouse is controlling, narcissistic, aggressive, or manipulative, the process can be that much more challenging and emotionally taxing.

Living together with your spouse during the pendency of divorce can be a difficult tightrope to walk. As a general matter, we advise couples against it; it’s usually better for at least one spouse to move out at least as soon as a divorce is definitely on the table.

When parents are involved in a custody dispute, the court’s top priority is always the well-being of the child. In certain cases, a parent in a New Jersey divorce can request a psychological evaluation in a child custody matter…

Is Annulment the Right Option for You?

Unlike a divorce, which dissolves a legal marriage, an annulment recognizes that a valid marriage never existed. When a couple gets divorced, for some there is a negative stigma in certain religious or social circles.

The family business is often a point of serious contention in divorce. One party ran the business while the other ran the household or had their own job, and yet the uninvolved spouse states they are entitled to an ownership stake.