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  • What are retirement death benefits for separated spouses?

    If you and your spouse have experienced marital troubles but are not yet ready to divorce, you may choose to enter into a legal separation agreement. Doing this may provide protections for you beyond simply choosing to live separately. However, even a legal separation agreement does not take care of all issues you will need to address. One topic that will require your attention is the beneficiary ...
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  • Man fired from job because of divorce

    People in New Jersey who are preparing for or may already be in the midst of a divorce know better than anyone how a divorce can affect every part of a person's life. In addition to financial, emotional and even physical ramifications, separated or divorcing spousesmay also need to address the impact on their professional lives. A man in New Jersey may have well underestimated this impact. It is ...
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  • When legal separation may be a good alternative to divorce

    Making the choice to end a marriage is never easy. Couples in New Jersey who do come to the conclusion that a marriage cannot be saved must wrestle with many emotions as well as logistics. Some people who know their marriage is in trouble but are not yet ready to be divorced may seek a legal separation. With a separation, a couple remains legally married but lives separately. An article on ...
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  • Legal separation and marital property

    Many married couples in Morristown often see differences and/or circumstances lead to thoughts of divorce. Oftentimes, they will opt for a separation period to see if living apart helps in dealing with the divisive issues between them. However, despite one’s intentions when going into a separation, he or she should be prepared for the idea that the marriage is coming to an end. In fact, ...
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  • How does legal separation work in New Jersey?

    Many New Jersey couples can face difficulties in their marriages which make them contemplate the possibility of divorce. However, the permanent nature of divorce can feel overwhelming leaving people unsure of what to do. If you are in such a situation, you may find that a legal separation may be beneficial. It offers you an opportunity to be apart from your spouse but keeps the door open for a ...
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  • Is it better financially to legally separate than get divorced?

    If you and your spouse have reached the point in your relationship where you feel that it is best to go your separate ways, you may be considering legal separation and/or divorce. There are many circumstances under which divorce is the most appropriate option. However, legal separation can offer a number of financial incentives if you and your husband or wife is willing to remain married under the ...
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  • What is the process in New Jersey for a legal separation?

    Technically speaking, New Jersey does not offer legal separations. If you are interested in separating from your spouse, you will have to secure a divorce from bed and board. According to the state's laws, both spouses must seek the bed and board divorce in order for it to be granted. The state has approved a number of reasons that may constitute the bed and board process. Similar to the causes ...
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  • What is a legal separation?

    Couples in New Jersey who may be considering a divorce but are not quite ready to take that step often make the choice to obtain a legal separation. While most couples in these situations live apart, the simple act of maintaining two residences does not constitute a legal separation. Understanding what this really is and when and how it could be beneficial is important for any spouses who may wish ...
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  • What advantages are there to legal separation?

    At Levine & Levine, we understand that marriages can wrong for a lot of different reasons. Sometimes those reasons are enough for couples to consider, and then choose, divorce. Divorce is a difficult process to go through because there can be so many things to sort out. For some couples in the Morris County area divorce might actually seem like more trouble than it’s worth. If you have reached a ...
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  • What is a legal separation and how does it work?

    Although everyone enters their marriage with high hopes and big dreams, the fact is not all marriages end up being successful. In fact, nearly half of all marriages end in divorce. Divorce is not an easy decision to come to, but for many people in Morris County it seems to be the best option. However, if you have a troubled relationship with your spouse but you are not sure whether or not divorce ...
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  • Celebrity couple file for legal separation

    For married couples in Morris County, New Jersey who are having marital issues but are not ready to call it quits just yet, a legal separation may be a good option. A legal separation is the process where a couple separates but remains legally married. It can be beneficial for couples who need time on their own to think things through while they consider their futures. The process enables couples ...
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  • Jane Seymour files for legal separation from husband of 20 years

    When legally married couples in Florham Park, as well as other localities throughout the U.S., decide to split up, it can take time to settle all of the details and finalize their divorce. In order to protect the rights of each spouse while the process is being completed, some couples may choose to file for legal separation. According to reports, actress, Jane Seymour, recently filed for legal ...
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  • Clint Eastwood's estranged wife files for legal separation

    When a marriage in Morris County, or elsewhere, breaks down, a couple may choose to take some time apart in order to evaluate their feelings and situation. While it may be headed in the direction of divorce, there are some times when a couple may not be quite ready to end the marriage completely. In these types of situations, a separation agreement allows a couple to suspend, not end their ...
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