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Monmouth County Divorce Lawyer
Experienced Divorce Lawyers Serving the Eatontown, NJ Area
Divorce and other family law issues can be tough to go through; there can be many different legal issues to resolve and many complex problems that arise throughout the process.
In addition, a divorce can touch almost every area of your life, from your finances to your family.
Therefore, you want qualified representation from a skilled and caring divorce lawyer serving Monmouth County, NJ, with the personalized attention you deserve.
Call (732) 474-7531 today and schedule your initial consultation with an experienced Monmouth County divorce lawyer.


At Amdur, Maggs & Dugan, our family law lawyers are dedicated to providing our clients with excellent, dedicated representation.

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What is a Spouse Entitled to in a Divorce in NJ?
In a divorce in New Jersey, a spouse is entitled to several things, including:
- Property division: The judge will separate the marital property, taking into account all of the relevant details, for example, the length of the marriage, any contributions of each spouse, and the necessities of any children.
- Child support: If a child is included in a divorce, a judge may require one parent to pay child support to the other parent.
- Alimony: The family court will consider several details when deciding whether to award alimony, such as the marriage length, income, and the needs of each spouse.
- Retirement benefits: If one spouse has retirement benefits, for example, a pension or 401(k), the judge may order the other spouse to be entitled to a share of the benefits.
It is necessary to be aware that these are just some things a spouse may be entitled to in a Monmouth County, New Jersey, divorce. The specific circumstances of each divorce case will determine what the wife is entitled to.
Therefore, if you are considering getting a divorce, it is crucial to speak with our divorce attorney to talk about your particular case and to get an assessment of what you may be entitled to.

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