A divorce will not always affect a New Jersey spouse's Social Security benefits. If the marriage lasted more than 10 years, the individual might be eligible to draw on the former spouse's Social Security earnings at or near retirement. To collect, it is necessary to remain unmarried and to have a smaller benefit than that of the ex-spouse.
College students can face major consequences for drug convictions
College is a time of experimentation, often without carefully considering the potential repercussions for an action. Students can engage in a lot of risky behaviors, from cheating on exams to drinking before they turn 21, largely because they see many of their peers doing the same thing without consequence.
Dealing with life and health insurance in divorce
Maintaining health and life insurance may be a concern for some people in New Jersey who are going through a divorce. A person who is carried on a spouse's employer-sponsored health insurance may need to look for another option after the marriage ends.
