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Posts Categorized In: Divorce

A Court Interview of the Child

October 15, 2010 by Vincent DeLuca

Does the Child Determine Which Parent to Live With? If you are getting a divorce in New Jersey, and child custody will be an issue in that divorce, a court may, or may not, choose to interview your child to help the court determine the best custody arrangement for your child. In New Jersey as… Read More

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Divorce And A Family Business

October 4, 2010 by Vincent DeLuca

What Will Happen To Our Business? The answer to the question of what will happen to the family business depends very much on what you and your spouse wants to happen to your business. In theory, a family business in which both spouses have an ownership interest is just like any other marital asset subject to equitable… Read More

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How to Prepare for a New Jersey Divorce

September 25, 2010 by Vincent DeLuca

For Every Minute Spent Organizing, An Hour Is Earned Not the least of the unpleasant surprises that await a party to a divorce in New Jersey is the realization that the divorce process will require the production of a great deal of documentation. From tax returns and insurance statements to the family business’ financial books and… Read More

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Alimony and Taxation in NJ Divorce Actions

September 23, 2010 by Vincent DeLuca

The Tax Implications of Giving and Receiving Alimony Alimony is the payment of funds from one ex-spouse to another, either to maintain the receiving party in a standard of living comparable to that enjoyed during the marriage, or to compensate the receiving spouse for special contributions or other sacrifices made during the course of the… Read More

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Difference Between Marital Property And Separate Property

September 19, 2010 by Vincent DeLuca

Marital vs. Separate Property With respect to the division of marital property, New Jersey is an ‘equitable distribution’ state. The touchstone of equitable distribution is fairness to the parties, not equality of distribution. Thus, in a New Jersey divorce action, the marital property is not necessarily, or even commonly, divided 50/50. Courts instead look for… Read More

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How Long Does It Take To Get A Divorce In New Jersey?

September 11, 2010 by Vincent DeLuca

Length of the Divorce Process A divorce is like a snowflake, in that each are unlike any other of their kind. The number of unique factors in each divorce proceeding means that there is no hard and fast answer to the question of how long any particular divorce proceeding will take. Nevertheless, certain broad predictions,… Read More

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Can I Take My Child To Live With Me In Another State?

September 6, 2010 by Vincent DeLuca

Moving Children of the Divorce To Another State The answer to the question posed above is: it depends. In the first scenario, where the spouse seeking to relocate with the child or children can obtain the consent of his or her ex-spouse, then there is no problem and that person may relocate. In the second scenario,… Read More

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The Basics of Modifiable and Non-Modifiable Alimony

September 4, 2010 by Vincent DeLuca

Modifiable Alimony vs. Non-Modifiable If you find yourself in a position either to pay or to receive alimony in a proposed New Jersey divorce settlement, you’ll want to understand the difference between a modifiable scheme of payments and a non-modifiable one. Alimony Payment Scheme In very basic terms, an alimony payment scheme that is modifiable… Read More

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