Asset Divison

In divorce proceedings, art collections often create both personal and financial concerns. You may value a painting because of its meaning to your family, while your spouse might view it mainly as an investment. That difference in perspective can lead to disputes over...

Your year-end bonus finally lands in your account, but your divorce is already underway. Now the question feels uncomfortable: does that money belong to you, or can your spouse claim part of it? In New Jersey, the answer often depends on what the bonus rewarded, when...

You have spent years building your private practice. Long hours, personal sacrifices and unwavering dedication made it what it is today. However, facing a divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when you worry about what happens to your business. Fortunately, New...

Earning a high income can affect how alimony is decided in a New Jersey divorce. Many professionals and business owners assume that higher earnings always lead to higher support. That is not always the case. New Jersey courts do not use a set formula for alimony....

When you own a business, divorce raises complex financial questions that extend beyond your home or bank accounts. New Jersey law requires an "equitable distribution" of assets, meaning that you must divide all property acquired during the marriage “fairly.” In high...

Accurately valuing luxury assets like art and jewelry is a major step in high-asset divorces. These items can significantly impact the overall division of property. Proper valuation ensures a fair distribution and helps avoid future disputes. Engaging qualified...

When you are considering your life after divorce, you may wonder what your financial future will look like. You know that adjustments will be necessary and changes are inevitable, but it is essential to make choices that will allow you to establish security and...

If you and your spouse have acquired considerable wealth, your divorce is likely to involve disputes about how to divide those assets appropriately. Since your future security and comfort will depend on that division of property, you certainly want to obtain your fair...

If you and your spouse are preparing to divorce, you may already have in mind a plan for dealing with the family home. Your options include selling it, trading your share for other assets or continuing to own it jointly. What works for one family may not work for you,...

During your marriage, chances are that you lacked few material things, particularly if your spouse was a high-powered, well-compensated executive. In fact, you may not even realize the extent of your spouse’s earnings since it is likely a portion of his or her...