Divorce Attorneys in New Brunswick, NJ
A divorce can have a more lasting and permanent impact on you and your family for the rest of your lives than the marriage itself did. It is of the utmost importance to approach the divorce with knowledge of the process and with an advocate on your side. And you’re not alone: in America, there is one divorce approximately every 36 seconds. That’s nearly 2,400 divorces per day, 16,800 divorces per week and 876,000 divorces a year.
The divorce process can seem intimidating but our lawyers at Garces, Grabler, and LeBrocq are here to be your fierce advocate to make you feel confident every step of the way. In the United States, the cost of a divorce varies from $15,000 to about $42,500. Whether it be a simple divorce with the only goal being to dissolve the marriage, or a complex divorce involving custody disputes and dissipation of major assets, or anything in between, we are here to be your advocate and guide.
In New Jersey it is important to understand that there is no such thing is a “legal separation”. If parties who are living separate and apart want to legally end their marriage, a divorce is necessary. There are 9 different grounds (reasons) to file for divorce in New Jersey, but except for in certain Immigration situations, the grounds for divorce itself are not highly relevant to the divorce process. That is to say the Court is not much interested in why you are filing divorce, just in what issues need to be resolved during your case.
After the initial divorce complaint and accompanying paperwork are filed, the other party gets 35 days to respond. After that, the Court schedules and Conducts a Case Management Conference to address the issues the case presents (ie: Custody, alimony, child support, equitable distribution of marital property, etc) which will set forth a schedule for how the case will proceed.
Most divorce cases ultimately are resolved through settlement, and at Garces, Grabler and LeBrocq, our New Brunswick, NJ divorce lawyers are highly skilled trained negotiators to assist you in obtaining the most favorable settlement possible. We also recognize that, in certain circumstances, settlement is not possible or advisable, and are prepared to go to trial when it is necessary for a Judge to make decisions.
