The Early Settlement Panel (ESP) is a mandatory New Jersey court program designed to help divorcing couples resolve their financial disputes, such as alimony, child support, and asset division, without a costly, time-consuming trial. ...
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Starting Your NJ Divorce: The Initial Steps
To begin the divorce process in New Jersey, you must first satisfy residency requirements, which usually is established by living in the state for one year. ...
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How to be Best Prepared for Your First Meeting with the Judge in your Divorce?
A Case Management Conference (CMC) is a mandatory first court appearance in a contested New Jersey divorce.
In New York this conference is called a Preliminary Conference (PC). ...
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Am I am Being Treated Fairly in my Divorce Settlement?
Understanding New York and New Jersey's financial laws is the first step towards successfully navigating divorce. ...
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Benefits of Being Authentic
Being Authentic means “living in a way that is true to your own values, beliefs, and personality, rather than trying to be someone you are not.” When you show up in your divorce and in life as someone you are not it increases your stress, emotional fatigue and may contribute to long term ...
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The Importance of Harnessing Intuitive Power
Intuitive thoughts are a combination of stored knowledge and problem analysis.
The power of intuition lies in our mind’s ability to draw upon these cumulative critical thinking skills and apply them to complicated situations with surprising accuracy. Our minds unconsciously regulate mental ...
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Maintaining Boundaries
Divorce can be one of the most isolating experiences. Even those of us who have the support of family members and friends, are undergoing uniquely different experiences, that cannot be put into words. Every divorce is different, since every story and every individual is different. There are some ...
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How to Initiate a Divorce in New York
Pleadings are certain formal documents filed with the court that state the parties’ to the divorce action basic positions. Common pleadings in a divorce action are Complaint, Answer, Reply, Counterclaim. ...
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