Tranquility, NJ Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

Thank you for your question, I will be happy to assist. Upon the finilization of your divorce you will receive a Judgment of Divorce, make sure to keep that documents in a safe place in the event you need it in the future. Generally, when you remarry, you will not need to provide proof that you are divorced, you just simply need to be legally divorced. So long as the divorce is complete prior to your new marriage, there is nothing else you need to have done. However, should you have seperate properties that you receive as part of the divorce, it would be wise to contact an experienced family law attorney to discuss the benefits of a prenuptial agreement.

Thank you for your question.  I know how worried you must be about the termination of your alimony.  The short answer is yes.  Both marriage applications and records are kept on file with the local municipality that issued either the application or the certification of marriage.  Additionally, there are both statutes and case law that govern your ex-spouses’ obligation to notify you of his/her remarriage and what implications there are if he/she does not notify you.  You should immediately contact an experienced family law attorney to protect your interests and ensure that your rights are preserved.   I hope this information was helpful to you.

There is no strict 50/50 split.  Equitable distribution will depend on a number of factors, invluding length of marriage, what each party brought into the marriage, work histroy, etc.