Elder Law, Family Law, and Estate Planning in Hackensack, New Jersey

If you are in the process of a divorce, or considering divorce, one of the largest issues you will face with your spouse is the equitable distribution of your assets. If one of you owns any type of medical practice, the division of this asset can prove legally challenging. If you or your spouse owns a doctor’s office, dentist’s office, chiropractor’s office or any other kind of medical office, you should take time to seriously consider the options regarding what is likely to be the largest asset within your divorce .                                                                                Medical Practice Valuation First, the medical practice is likely one spouse’s livelihood. There are even cases in which the medical practice is owned and operated by both spouses. In e...

Coming to the realization that things are not working out in your marriage can be overwhelming. If you have already tried counseling and support groups, you are likely ready to file for divorce. There is no reason to remain in a failed marriage, even if you have children. Sometimes, remaining in a toxic relationship just for the kids can wind up causing more harm than good. As you prepare to file for divorce, it is important to understand how debt is divided in a New Jersey divorce .                                                                             What the Court Must Determine Before any debt can be divided between the two spouses in a New Jersey divorce, the court must determine the following in relation to the debt: ? Confirming that the debt actually exists using documentation ?...

The scenario is common: Your spouse or partner has an attorney in the divorce or family law matter and you do not. Your soon to be ex-spouse or ex-partner makes a simple proposition: His or her attorney will draw up some papers to resolve the divorce or family law issue quickly. There is usually an enticement that “you will not have to take time off of work or go to court if we sign” and presumably finalize the divorce or family law issue.                                                                   The non-lawyered spouse or partner in these circumstances often opts not to get a lawyer. The reason behind the decision involves considerations of time and money. Some individuals are so averse to conflict, that they will sign any document, without reading it at times, simply to avoid a confrontation. The appeal of say...

Ending your marriage is already a difficult, emotionally charged process, but it can be even more complicated in the case of a high net worth divorce. When you and your spouse have accumulated considerable assets in both real estate and personal property, it can be challenging to work out a fair asset division as required by Hackensack, New Jersey divorce laws. Plus, there are complex legal rules regarding spousal support, otherwise known as alimony.                                                                         Unless you have a knowledgeable, skilled attorney on your side, you put your legal rights at risk. Our lawyers at Giro Attorneys at Law, LLC are the experienced, committed counsel you need to aggressively protect your interests in a Hackensack, New Jersey high net worth divorce. We have ...