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New Jersey Divorce: Myths and Misconceptions

A variety of persistent New Jersey divorce myths and misconceptions exist. We take a moment to dispel some of these commonplace mistaken beliefs about New Jersey marriage dissolution cases. Divorce Always Leads to a Bitter Court Battle Many people believe that divorce automatically results in a hostile and contentious court…

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Understanding the Possible Connection Between Divorce and Anxiety and Depression

Divorce can disrupt the stability and routine that individuals rely on, leading to increased anxiety and depression. When a marriage ends, individuals may lose the sense of familiarity and predictability that they once had in their lives. This loss of stability can trigger feelings of uncertainty and insecurity, which can…

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How to Prepare an Elementary Aged Child for First Overnight Parenting Time Session

Separation or divorce is never an easy situation, especially when children are involved. This can particularly be the case when younger children are part of the family. One of the biggest challenges that parents might face after separation or divorce is preparing their child for their first overnight parenting time…

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Impact of Employment on Marriage and Divorce: A Look at the Movie Oppenheimer

One of the most popular movies of 2023 is Oppenheimer. Oppenheimer tells the story of Robert Oppenheimer, director of the Manhattan Project. The Manhattan Project was the research undertaken to develop the United States first atomic bomb during World War II. A question raised about the Manhattan Project at the…

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What is a New Jersey Divorce Parent Education Program or PEP?

Divorce is never easy, especially when children are involved. In the state of New Jersey, parents who are going through a divorce are required to participate in a Parent Education Program or PEP. The PEP is a requirement for all parents who are seeking a divorce in the state of…

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7 Benefits of Using Video Communication to Keep Close to Kids After New Jersey Divorce

A New Jersey divorce truly is a life-altering experience. This particularly is the case when children are involved. The process can be emotionally draining and otherwise challenging for divorcing parents and children alike. It is vital for parents to maintain a healthy relationship with your children post-divorce. One of the…

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5 Very Real Dangers of a Do-It-Yourself Divorce

Divorces are difficult and emotionally draining. Noting these realities, it is also understandable that many couples would like to try to find ways to avoid the costs associated with the traditional New Jersey divorce process. Some people attempt to pursue what oftentimes is called a do-it-yourself divorce. The stark reality…

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Five Strategies to Support Kids During Divorce

It is almost a cliché to state that divorce is hard on children. The reason it is something of a cliché is because divorce and children is a challenging mix. There are specific ways in which parents can help their children maneuver successfully through the divorce process. There are five…

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