Trying to untangle your financial future on your own can leave both you and your spouse stressed and frustrated with the process – what’s more, you may miss some key elements when you try to do all the work yourself. Keep in mind that once you file the paperwork, you waive all rights to property or alimony. Before trying to file for divorce, ask yourself:
- Do you know the child custody, visitation, and support guidelines for New Jersey?
- If the other party fails to respond, do you know how long you will have to wait before a default judgment is entered?
- Do you have equitable division of property and debts worked out?
- What about pensions and retirement funds (QDROs)?
With over 25 years of family law experience, our New Jersey divorce lawyer Anthony Carbone can help you get to the heart of your dispute by guiding you towards a workable marriage dissolution settlement. Whether your spouse is being stubborn, or you are both willing to work things out peaceably, you can trust us to ensure your rights and legal interests are protected.
If you have questions about getting a divorce in New Jersey, please contact The Law Offices of Anthony Carbone, P.C. today or call 201-963-6000 to schedule a free case evaluation. We offer early morning, evening, and weekend appointments, and our Jersey City office is located just steps away from the Journal Square PATH station.