From time to time, I tell a new client that there are some things in their life they do not need to disclose in a divorce if their wife doesn’t know about them. An extra-marital affair is an example. But one thing I tell every client regardless of the reasons behind the breakdown of a marriage: Do not ever try hiding income or assets during the divorce process.
Uncovering Hidden Assets in a New Jersey Divorce
Traditionally, attempting to hide assets and income from a spouse during a divorce was something men did because they were the sole breadwinner in a family. But as more women own businesses or have careers with responsible, well-paying jobs, we’re finding that as often as men tried in the past to hide income or assets, […]
How to Defend A Motion for Temporary Support
How to Defend A Motion for Temporary Support In this post I’m going to be talking about how to defend a motion for temporary support, also called pendente lite support. This is when somebody files, in the beginning of a divorce, to get support paid throughout the divorce, but that support is not related to alimony […]
How to Protect your Business in a New Jersey Divorce
What do you want to do if you have a business and you’re getting divorced? It’s probably one of the greatest concerns people have in a divorce if there is a business. So there’s several things you want to know going into it. First, there are a couple unique areas about the law in New […]
Book Launch: Worry-Free Divorce
Divorces can be hard for everyone involved. The process of separation can take a toll on our emotional, physical, and mental well-being. But, it does not have to be that way for you. With strategies in place to deal with stress and reduce conflicts – we can minimize the impact of the divorce process on […]