Streamlined Uncontested Divorce in Monmouth County
Experienced Divorce Attorneys Serving New Jersey
Streamlined Uncontested Divorce in Monmouth County
Divorce and matters of family law are as unique as the people involved. Our experienced Monmouth County divorce lawyer, Megan S. Murray, understands divorce involves so much more than questions of who gets what and how much. Divorce is often an emotional process that can have an immense bearing on the lives of those who are directly or indirectly involved.
The experienced Monmouth County divorce lawyers here at The Family Law Offices of Megan S. Murray are proud to serve the families of Holmdel, New Jersey and the surrounding areas, and will be happy to defend your rights.
If you have questions about your divorce in New Jersey, contact us at (732) 858-0282 for a consultation with an experienced Monmouth County divorce lawyer.
Understanding the Divorce Filing Process in New Jersey
For many, the divorce process begins when an attorney files a complaint on an individual’s behalf. The complaint formally establishes three things:
- The addresses of the two parties involved, ensuring that they are both in the correct state and county
- The reason for divorce, be it irreconcilable differences, adultery, physical or mental cruelty, or other grounds for divorce that New Jersey law outlines
- A cut-off date that marks debts and assets the parties acquired prior to the cut-off date as shared; these same assets and debts will then be considered for equitable distribution in the divorce
An individual who wants a divorce does not need to serve the complaint directly to their spouse. Instead, filing a complaint through an attorney allows for the attorney to serve the complaint in place of their client.
Once the complaint has been filed and served, the individual’s spouse has 35 days to respond. For those who do not wish to file a complaint, the attorneys of the parties involved can work together to reach an agreement that doesn’t require the parties to go to court.
Navigating Child Custody and Support During Divorce
Child Custody Considerations in Monmouth County
If you are getting a divorce and have children, you will likely need to navigate the process of determining child custody and child support. While custodial arrangements and how much child support each parent pays are issues that can be decided outside of court, frequently parents settle issues in court. Attorney Megan S. Murray has proven her ability to carefully and effectively handle child custody and child support cases.
Understanding Alimony in New Jersey Divorces
New Jersey law states that if a person is financially dependent on their spouse before a divorce, they might be entitled to alimony. Like the other aspects of divorce cases, determining whether a person should pay or receive alimony and for how long they might do so is a complex process. Opinions often differ between parties in alimony cases and emotions frequently run high. After all, for both those who pay and receive alimony it can be life-altering. Receiving knowledgeable and caring legal guidance is imperative in alimony cases so you get a resolution that is fair.
Contact a Skilled Monmouth County Divorce Attorney Today
To schedule a consultation with an experienced Monmouth County divorce attorney, contact us online or give us a call today.
```How New Jersey Courts Handle the Division of Assets Through Divorce
New Jersey laws aims to distribute assets “equitably” through a divorce. This does not mean that assets are distributed exactly 50/50. Instead, a court will seek to determine a fair way to distribute assets based on factors such as the couple’s standard of living before divorce, the income and earning capacity of the individuals involved in the divorce, and the value of the individuals’ assets among other additional factors. Because dividing assets is notoriously difficult, it is important to put your trust in a law office like ours, who fights to protect what is yours and seeks to get what is fair for you and your family.
High Net-Worth Divorce Cases Demand Lawyers with Our Experience
High net-worth divorces are like other divorces with one important difference: high net-worth divorces often require courts to examine and consider assets that are a greater in number and varied in type. If you are attempting to navigate a high net-worth divorce, it is a best-practice to settle matters of child support, alimony, and the division of assets in court, and it is even better to have a lawyer who focuses on high net-worth cases by your side. Megan S. Murray has a track-record of helping individuals in high net-worth divorces protect their interests and resolve their cases equitably.
Contact us online or by calling (732) 858-0282 to see how our experience settling high net-worth divorces can help you. Speak to an experienced Monmouth County divorce attorney.
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Megan S. Murray
"Megan S. Murray is the founder of The Family Law Offices of Megan S. Murray. Megan founded her practice with a singular goal in mind: to provide quality, hands-on services to her clients. Megan has earned a reputation among her peers, colleagues and clients as a zealous advocate of the highest integrity, who achieves the best results for her clients through an intimate knowledge of the unique facts of each case and extensive knowledge of the law."
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Brian R. Murray
"Brian R. Murray, Esq., of counsel to The Family Law Offices of Megan S. Murray, is a highly experienced New Jersey attorney whose practice areas have included civil litigation, real estate, complex insurance litigation, and family law."
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Equitable ApproachMegan's goal is to reach the best possible settlement with the understanding that it is equitable to all parties.
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Extensive ExperienceMegan's knowledge of all the nuances of the law has resulted in favorable outcomes for her clients.
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Hands On ApproachMegan is dedicated to making herself readily accessible to clients through timely communication and prompt responsiveness.
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