Divorce is a complex process where emotions often run high, especially when it comes to determining the custody of pets. Pets are not just animals but treasured companions, integral to many families. However, legally, courts often treat pets as property, a perspective many find unsettling. This blog post explores how divorce mediation can help navigate […]
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Navigating Divorce and Disability Benefits Through Mediation
Divorce can be challenging, and it becomes even more complex when disability benefits are involved. For individuals relying on these benefits, understanding the impact of divorce is crucial for their financial security. Whether you’re dealing with your own Social Security Disability benefits or those of a spouse, it’s important to comprehend how a marital split […]
Divorce Mediation for Business Owners
Navigating a divorce is inherently complex, and when a business is involved, the stakes rise significantly. Mediation, in such cases, emerges as an invaluable tool, particularly for business owners who prioritize discretion, control, and an efficient resolution. The Case for Mediation in Business Mediation’s appeal lies in its confidentiality. Business owners can discuss sensitive company […]
Forgotten Assets in Divorce
The emotional toll of a divorce can be particularly challenging for those approaching their retirement years, often referred to as “gray divorces.” Dividing major assets, such as homes, retirement funds, or cars, are typically top of mind. However, other assets that carry significant value (both financial and emotional) often go unnoticed. These may include items […]
Understanding The Role of a Mediator in Child Custody Disputes
Child custody disputes can be emotionally and mentally exhausting for both parents and children. These conflicts can arise due to a variety of reasons, including divorce, separation, and other family disputes. In such cases, hiring a mediator can be a helpful option. A mediator is a neutral third party who can assist the parents in […]
Divorcing as a Stay at Home Mom
Divorce is often difficult for both sides, but it would be dishonest to say that there aren’t plenty of situations where one side is in a more stressful situation. Stay at home moms are often in an uncomfortable position when it comes to divorce because they have been out of the workforce while raising their […]
Navigating a Divorce at 60 and Older
Divorce can be a difficult and emotional process, regardless of age. But if you’re 60 or older, you may be facing unique challenges that younger couples may not encounter. Whether you’re ending a long-term marriage or divorcing later in life, it’s important to understand your options and take steps to protect your financial future and […]
Will Getting Divorced Affect My Citizenship Status?
U.S. immigration law is needlessly complex, and many people worry that getting divorced will affect their current naturalization or citizenship status. Divorce will affect people in different ways depending on where they are in the process of obtaining citizenship. We will break down what you should know about divorce and how it affects citizenship status. […]
What You Need to Know When Divorcing a Gaslighter in NJ
Gaslighters are adept at creating a narrative that can lead their spouse to question themselves and their own version of events, sometimes to the point of making them feel like they are losing their grip on reality. If your partner uses practices like this, they are guilty of emotional abuse and the goal is to […]
Is Mediation Viable When Divorcing a Narcissist?
One question we are often asked by clients is “Can mediation work if I am divorcing a narcissist?” Whether your spouse has received a diagnosis for this personality type, or simply displays similar behaviors, divorce mediation can work for any couple who is able to cooperate and work together amicably. Is Divorce Mediation Right For […]
Navigating a Divorce at 50 and Older
Divorce is difficult no matter what age you are, but late in life divorces (sometimes called “gray divorce”) can come with headaches that younger divorced couples typically don’t have to deal with. Older couples have accrued decades’ worth of assets including multiple properties, retirement funds, and investment accounts, and the division of these assets can […]
Should You Move Out of Your Home Before the Divorce is Final?
Living with the person you are divorcing can be a deeply stressful and uncomfortable experience. In amicable divorces, both parties can potentially deal with their shared living arrangements without much fuss, but if you and your spouse don’t get along it can create a difficult situation. You may consider moving out before the divorce is […]