Parents in New Jersey may find it difficult to process their emotions during a divorce. However, it can be just as difficult for children to process what is happening when their mothers and fathers are no longer together. Ideally, parents will encourage their children to talk to them about their feelings and to ask any questions that they may have. If a question asks for too much information, a parent can feel free to not answer or to answer in general terms.
Wedding debt may be linked to divorce
When people in New Jersey plan their weddings, they may not think about how to avoid divorce later down the line. However, it can be important for people to think about how to protect their marriage, even through the decisions that they make about their weddings. According to one study, around 45% of newly married couples went into debt to pay all of the costs associated with their weddings. However, this debt has led to further problems. Almost 50% of the study participants said that they considered divorce due to their debt.
What rights do you have when tenants have unauthorized visitors?
Being a landlord in New Jersey isn't particularly easy. Not only do you have to come up with the capital to invest in real estate to begin with, but you also have to maintain the properties you purchase over the years.
How separate bank accounts are handled in a divorce
Opening a joint bank account was once something couples in New Jersey and around the country did as a matter of course soon after getting married, but a recent Bank of America survey reveals that almost one in three married Millennials are choosing instead to keep their money in separate accounts. Millennials may believe that doing this will protect their assets should they decide to divorce, but that is not necessarily true.
