Obtaining a New Jersey divorce can be a long and involved process, especially when a trial is necessary because the parties cannot come to an out-of-court agreement. While each case is unique, below are the general steps that you will be required to take to be granted a divorce in New Jersey.

In particular, there are three extremely common mistakes that divorcing individuals make which, at first glance, may not even seem like a mistake to them at the moment they are making them. In today's article, we will discuss the three most common divorce mistakes we see during divorce in New Jersey, the reason that they are, in fact, mistakes, and how to avoid making them during your divorce.

After divorce, it can be difficult to work with your ex-spouse in making sure both of you get enough time with your children. Here's a few tips on how to make it easier to cooperate with each other to make a better life for your children.