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Contested Divorce

A Contested divorce occurs when a couple fails to reach a mutual agreement regarding their divorce issues including, but not limited to, child custody, alimony, and asset division. Garibian PC is dedicated to assist its clients during this emotional and difficult process. Garibian PC will assist you in developing a cause of action coinciding with your particular needs. Throughout the difficult contested divorce process, Garibian PC will zealously advocate for your position to protect your rights throughout this process.

Contested Divorce: Child Custody
When children are apart of the family, Divorce requires you to develop a Child Custody and Visitation Schedule. In a contested divorce, both parents’ opinions differ regarding custody issues. Garibian PC is a family law firm that recognizes each family’s needs and will assist you in developing a course of action to benefit you and your family.

Contested Divorce: Alimony and Child Support
Contested divorce matters frequently involve a dispute over alimony or child support, including the proper application of the New Jersey Child Support Guidelines. Often issues arise when determining how much total income a spouse actually earns or how much a spouse can earn if working to his or her fullest potential. This is important because capacity to earn and imputation of income directly impacts support determinations.

Contested Divorce: Distribution of Assets/Liabilities
Dividing your assets and liabilities in a contested divorce requires financial decisions regarding:

  • Marital home;
  • Vacation properties;
  • Commercial properties;
  • Brokerage accounts;
  • Businesses;
  • Pensions;
  • Retirement accounts (such as 401Ks and IRAs); and
  • All debts including student loans, credit cards, lines of credit, mortgages, etc.

When dividing assets in a contested divorce, assets will be divided equitably and not necessarily equally.

Associations & Memberships:

  • New Jersey Association of Justice - Family Law
  • New Jersey Bar Association - Family Law
  • Morris County Bar Association - Family Law
  • North Jersey Family Law Inns of Court
  • Armenian Bar Association - Family Law
  • Hellenic Bar Association - Family Law
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