Hot Tips for Filing Prospective Retirement Applications in New Jersey Family Law Cases By Alexandra M. Freed, Esq. New Jersey’s alimony statute explicitly authorizes prospective retirement applications,yet many practitioners miss critical opportunities to address retirement at the time ofdivorce. This article provides essential strategies for effectively handling prospectiveretirement relief under N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23(j). Understanding the Statutory […]

Prenups and Postnups for Estate Issues Only, And What Happens If The Parties Move to Another State? By Sheryl J. Seiden, Esq. Introduction Given that every marriage will end in either divorce or death, parties can contractually agree to their rights upon the end of their marriage by entering into either a prenuptial, postnuptial agreements […]

How To Prove a Dissipation Claim and How to Protect Against Dissipation By Sheryl J. Seiden, Esq.[1] It is not uncommon for a spouse to question the other spouse’s spending of marital assets when they are proceeding with a divorce. Spending which was acceptable during the marriage is often suspect when parties are divorcing. Bad […]