Divorces can be uncontested or contested. The differences between the two can impact your timeline, cost, and control of the outcome.

Uncontested Divorce

In an uncontested

Typically, child support is determined in conjunction with the end of the parents’ relationship. A mathematical formula under the New Jersey Child Support Guidelines is used to calculate the amount of the support obligation, taking into acc...

Divorce is the legal termination of a marriage and because it is final, it is not the answer for every couple facing marital strife. At least not the immediate answer. Instead, what some couples need is a cooling off period—some tim...

“Default Parent Syndrome” happens when one parent takes on the role of primary caregiver and household manager. Often, this role goes beyond everyday chores, like packing lunches and checking homework, to anticipating everyone’s needs be...