What is the Parent Education Program (PEP) in New Jersey?
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by diana.ovalles@thomsonreuters.com
1M ago
Going through a divorce can be particularly difficult for parents, who are not only dealing with the reality of the decisions they are making but also their children’s reactions to those decisions. Parent Education Program (PEP) New Jersey has a court-mandated educational initiative for parents going through divorce or custody issues. This program is intended to help parents understand how… The post What is the Parent Education Program (PEP) in New Jersey? first appeared on The Law Office of Rajeh A. Saadeh, L.L.C ..read more
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Estate planning after divorce: Why it matters and what you need to do now
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by chris.paganelli@thomsonreuters.com
4M ago
Divorce is a life-altering event, filled with emotional and logistical hurdles. While untangling finances and dividing assets might be at the forefront of your mind, it’s crucial to consider the future. Estate planning after divorce ensures your wishes are carried out and your loved ones are protected in the event of your passing. Here’s why revisiting your estate plan after divorce is essential and what steps you should take to move forward. Why estate planning after divorce matters Your ex-spouse might have been named as a beneficiary in your will, power of attorney, or life insurance policy ..read more
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Is legal separation an alternative to divorce in New Jersey?
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by chris.paganelli@thomsonreuters.com
5M ago
Divorce is a life-changing decision, and for some, it may not be the answer to marital issues. If you are a resident of New Jersey navigating the complexities of such a decision, it’s worth exploring all your options, especially if your marriage is not working, but you have reasons not to seek the finality of divorce. Understanding divorce from bed and board In New Jersey, while there’s no formal process titled ‘legal separation’ for married couples, there is a similar concept known as “divorce from bed and board,” also referred to as a limited divorce. This could be a viable alternative for t ..read more
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Is virtual visitation allowed in New Jersey custody agreements?
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by chris.paganelli@thomsonreuters.com
6M ago
Yes, New Jersey family courts allow virtual visitation in child custody orders. The state recognizes the importance of maintaining the parent-child relationship, even when physical visitation is impossible. New Jersey family courts can order virtual visitation to supplement in-person visits, especially when one parent lives at a considerable distance from the child or other extenuating circumstances make regular, in-person visitation challenging. What is virtual child visitation? Virtual visitation refers to the use of technology such as video calls, instant messaging, and other forms of elect ..read more
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How can you know if you have a right to alimony after divorce?
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by chris.paganelli@thomsonreuters.com
6M ago
One of the most complex aspects of any divorce is adjusting to the financial ramifications of this decision. You know that your life will change in many different ways, and you may have concerns about how the end of your marriage will affect your long-term financial security and well-being. If you were the lesser-earning spouse during your marriage, you could be eligible for alimony, also called spousal support. Spousal support is intended to help one spouse, typically the lesser-earning spouse, to adjust to the economic inequity brought about by a divorce. These payments can help you cover yo ..read more
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Bird nesting can be an effective method of co-parenting
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by chris.paganelli@thomsonreuters.com
6M ago
When faced with co-parenting after a divorce, many New Jersey parents may worry about how their kids will adjust to the upcoming life changes. To have a healthy co-parenting relationship, you must focus on doing what’s best for the children, even if it may be inconvenient for yourself or your ex. When you put the kids first and consider their feelings before making decisions, you can maintain a relationship with your ex that will benefit your children’s wellbeing. If you want to provide a more stable, albeit non-traditional living situation, you may consider bird nesting as an option. How bird ..read more
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Are you eligible to receive spousal support?
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by chris.paganelli@thomsonreuters.com
6M ago
Like many adults facing divorce, you may have concerns about how this decision will impact your life long-term. One of the main areas where you will see significant changes is with your finances. Regardless of your income, your divorce will impact your financial health, and it is important to be prepared for the changes you will encounter. It is important to know whether you will receive alimony or whether you will have to pay it. Alimony, also called spousal support, is the money given from one former spouse to the other. Typically, the lesser-earning New Jersey spouse is the one who will rec ..read more
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Minimizing the potential of hidden assets during your divorce
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by chris.paganelli@thomsonreuters.com
6M ago
Proceeding through the process of ending your marriage can present a certain amount of challenges and complexities. This can especially be true if you and your soon-to-be ex are dealing with a high-asset divorce. Unfortunately, there are far too many instances where one spouse fails to disclose all of his or her assets in an attempt to protect them from becoming subject to the division of marital property. New Jersey is an equitable distribution state, which means that a court has the discretion to divide all of the marital assets in a manner it deems as most fair. Since fair doesn’t necessary ..read more
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Could divorce actually be good for your family?
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by chris.paganelli@thomsonreuters.com
9M ago
It is difficult to make the decision to end your marriage. Even if this choice has come after months of consideration and careful thought, moving forward with divorce can be intimidating and overwhelming. If you are a parent, one of your primary concerns during this time likely pertains to how this choice will affect your children. While every member of the family will experience effects, it may surprise you to learn that divorce could actually be good for everyone.  Divorce is a serious choice and will bring difficult transitions, regardless of how amicable you and the other spouse resol ..read more
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