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Monthly Archives: June 2012
What We Can Learn From Hollywood’s Nastiest Divorces
Reading through a list of some of Hollywood’s nastiest divorce battles, we couldn’t help but notice that each case described offered a very valuable lesson in how to (and how not to) get what you want from your divorce. Call … Continue reading
Don’t Let Divorce Ruin Your Finances: 5 Key Steps
When Ron left Mary after just shy of 10 years of marriage, he thought their divorce would be quick, clean and leave him free to pursue the life he always wanted. Because they didn’t have kids and Mary was steadily … Continue reading
Divorce Mediation: Three Secrets to Getting What You Really Want
When Kevin and Jessica entered divorce mediation, they both immediately demanded “school night” custody of their 7-year old daughter Lilly. It became such a stalemate that it looked likely the pair would need to go before a judge. As a … Continue reading
Who Gets the Apartment? What Happens in a Divorce When You Lease or Rent
Maria and Shane had leased their Jersey City apartment for three years when the couple decided to get a divorce. Shane moved in with his brother while he looked for a new place to rent. Maria remained in the apartment … Continue reading
Trial Freezes: Still Waiting for Your Day in Court?
Due to the state’s judge shortage crisis, divorce trials in Essex County, home to the state’s busiest courthouse, have been on hold since December 2011. Still waiting for your day in court? Depending on the issues involved, it may be … Continue reading
Kids & Divorce: Who Pays For Summer Camp?
With the school year winding down across New Jersey, summer camp season is just around the corner. If you went to camp as a kid and now have kids of your own, you know how much summer fun awaits. But … Continue reading
Weinberger Law Group Welcomes New Family Law Attorney
Weinberger Law Group is pleased to announce Carmela Novi, Esq. as the newest member of WLG’s growing team of family law attorneys.
Help Your Golden Years Stay Golden: Protecting Retirement Funds During Divorce
Worried about your retirement? You are not alone, especially when it comes to the question of dividing that nest egg you’ve worked so hard to save and build up. Divorce can be a devastating event, but it doesn’t need to … Continue reading
The Medicaid Divorce: How Splitting Up (On Paper) May Protect Your Partnership
Long-term illness can be brutal on a couple’s finances. When one partner is too sick to work, but the other can’t afford to pay for healthcare — something that often happens when one spouse has cancer, whether you have insurance … Continue reading
