If you believe you have reason to challenge a prenuptial agreement, than it is important to act quickly.
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What to Expect During an Early Settlement Panel
The early settlement panel is an alternative marriage dissolution program designed with the intention of helping both parties reach a settlement before an actual trial.
The Intensive Settlement Conference Explained
In New Jersey, three settlement meetings are required before parties are permitted to go to trial: the Early Settlement Panel, Economic Mediation, and the Intensive Settlement Conference.
The Divorce Discovery Process
Discovery is the fact-finding stage before trial, where the parties try to gather as much relevant information as possible from each other.
Dissolving a Civil Union in New Jersey
Couples in civil unions can obtain separations that are the equivalent of divorces from bed and board. Thus, partners can live separately but resolve issues like custody, support, and property division without formally dissolving their union
Divorce from Bed and Board
There are two divorce options for spouses in New Jersey: an absolute divorce (or a “divorce from the bonds of matrimony”) and a “divorce from bed and board,” where the parties stay legally married.
Divorce Response Documents and Counterclaims
If you fail to respond at all, the court will enter a default judgement against you, and will likely enter an order that is much more favorable to the petitioner.
Documents to File for Divorce in NJ
To start the divorce process in New Jersey, one spouse must file a complaint with the court, and serve that complaint on their spouse.
New Jersey Child Support Modifications and Enforcement Attorney
When one parent wishes to modify the child support order, they must prove that they have had a substantial, permanent and unanticipated “change in circumstances.”
Knowledgeable New Jersey Spousal Support Modifications and Enforcement Attorney
Spousal support, also commonly known as alimony, is a legal obligation one spouse has to the other to provide financial support after a divorce.