Emotions shouldn’t “rule” during divorce
Carolann M. Aschoff, P.C. Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
1M ago
Divorce is a time of change, and it understandably inspires emotions in people. Emotions often influence decision-making, behaviors and interactions between separating spouses. People who are going through a divorce may have many emotions, from relief to anger. While entirely natural, these emotions can complicate the divorce process, especially when it comes to making critical decisions about the future. Ultimately, recognizing the potential impact of emotions and striving to prioritize logic is crucial for both spouses seeking to achieve suitable outcomes during the divorce process. The impa ..read more
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Why estate planning is often part of New Jersey divorce
Carolann M. Aschoff, P.C. Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
2M ago
New Jersey divorces generally require that people address many legal issues. They may need to close shared financial accounts and open new ones. Dividing property and debts, refinancing homes and executing new deeds are often all part of New Jersey divorce proceedings. People may experience legal burnout during a divorce because of all of the demands on their time. The idea of reviewing an existing estate plan or creating a new one may seem very unappealing to an individual currently pursuing a divorce. Still, estate planning is often crucial during divorce for the protection of each individua ..read more
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What are the challenges of divorce mediation with a narcissist?
Carolann M. Aschoff, P.C. Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
3M ago
The term “narcissistic personality disorder” has been attracting a lot of attention as people start to realize just how toxic someone with strong narcissistic traits (with or without a diagnosis) can be. Unfortunately, it’s not easy to achieve a peaceful divorce from a narcissist. Because they are overly sensitive to criticism, have an overwhelming need to remain in control, suffer from poor emotional regulation and need admiration, they typically don’t respond well to reason. They want whatever they want – and they don’t care whether it makes sense or is even remotely fair. Does that mean med ..read more
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3 debts only one spouse may be required to repay post-divorce
Carolann M. Aschoff, P.C. Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
4M ago
Many people who are preparing for divorce in New Jersey worry about both their resources and financial obligations. The equitable distribution statute on record in the Garden State requires that the courts fairly split both assets and debts between both spouses in the event of a litigated divorce. The best solution often requires taking a comprehensive look at both one’s marital resources and debts to divide them in a fair manner. Generally speaking, whatever people acquire during marriage is subject to division during divorce. That rule applies as much to personal debts as it does to income e ..read more
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Is your spouse going to hide assets during the divorce process?
Carolann M. Aschoff, P.C. Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
5M ago
During a litigated divorce, both you and your spouse need to disclose your assets to the court. Intentionally hiding assets could lead to legal ramifications, such as being accused of contempt of court. The court needs to know exactly what assets both you and your spouse jointly own so that the property division process can proceed smoothly. That being said, you may be worried that your spouse is going to try to hide assets anyway. People do this fairly frequently. It can cost you a lot and keep you from getting the property that you rightfully deserve. As such, it’s important to know some of ..read more
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3 reasons mediation might be the right divorce solution
Carolann M. Aschoff, P.C. Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
6M ago
Married people often go to great lengths to avoid divorce. They may attempt individual counseling and couples therapy. They may have sit-down sessions with their pastor or minister. They may even turn to family members and friends for advice and guidance on how to repair their damaged marriage. Eventually, many people reach the conclusion that their marriage is beyond repair and decide to file for divorce. Thousands of couples every year turn to the New Jersey family courts to end unhealthy and/or unhappy marital relationships. Many of those couples may utilize mediation services on their path ..read more
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Gray divorce is causing more older Americans to live alone
Carolann M. Aschoff, P.C. Blog
by jonathan.brandis@thomsonreuters.com
8M ago
Life for people in their 60s is quite different than it was when their parents and grandparents were that age. For one thing, Americans are living longer than ever. Thanks to advances in medicine and changed attitudes toward smoking and diet, most people aged 60 and above can expect to live a long time, with hopefully most of those years spent in decent to good health. For another, more middle-aged and senior Americans have gotten divorced in their lives. And many of them got divorced after age 50, an age when dissolving a marriage used to be rare. But so-called “gray divorce” is becoming incr ..read more
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Important factors determining how much a divorce will cost
Carolann M. Aschoff, P.C. Blog
by jerricraventextbroker
9M ago
While it sounds like a myth, about 50% of marriages continue to end in divorce. If you’re going through a divorce in New Jersey, it’s understandable to have questions about how much this process will cost. As it turns out, a few factors can lower or raise the cost of a divorce. New Jersey court costs Even when couples agree on all divorce-related terms, they’ll still need to pay a local court in New Jersey. Currently, this state requires a $300 payment in the form of a divorce filing fee. New Jersey law states that a party requesting parenting time or custody must pay an additional $25 Parenti ..read more
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Typical issues in a high-asset divorce
Carolann M. Aschoff, P.C. Blog
by jerricraventextbroker
10M ago
Getting divorced in New Jersey can be a complex matter. This is even more true when one or both parties in the divorce have many assets. If so, the resulting proceedings can be even lengthier and more contentious than normal. There are certain common occurring that both parties should be aware of before they separate. Untangling assets can be a nightmare One of the biggest issues in a high-asset divorce is the sheer number of highly valued properties that are at stake. Most couples who divorce have a finite number of assets valued reasonably. A high-asset divorce can involve lucrative business ..read more
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Some of the best ways to have a child-centered divorce
Carolann M. Aschoff, P.C. Blog
by jerricraventextbroker
10M ago
A New Jersey divorce can take its toll on everyone in the family, but it’s especially difficult for children. However, as a concerned parent, there are steps you can take to make things as easy as possible for your kids. Consider an alternative to traditional divorce A traditional court divorce is often drawn out and stressful as the estranged spouses might engage in battle. With so much animosity, it makes things uncomfortable or worse for the child. If you want to make things easier for them, consider an alternative method to end your marriage such as mediation or collaborative law. It allow ..read more
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