CONSCIOUS UNCOUPLING SOLUTIONS provides alternative divorce legal services to clients in the state of New Jersey. Affordable solutions such as divorce mediation and legal representation allow you to maintain control over the outcome of your family law dispute.
Our services allow you to resolve your family law and divorce issues with the assistance of qualified professionals without the outrageous and expensive litigation costs so often associated with litigating your divorce.The average cost of a contested divorce in New Jersey has been reported to be $20,000 and to take on average 18 months.
Our services allow you to resolve your family law and divorce issues with the assistance of qualified professionals without the outrageous and expensive litigation costs so often associated with litigating your divorce.The average cost of a contested divorce in New Jersey has been reported to be $20,000 and to take on average 18 months.
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At Conscious Uncoupling Solutions we combine a passion for the law and for fighting for our client's rights with compassion. We recognize that being involved in a family law dispute is one of the most emotionally distressing things one can experience and we work hard to minimize the stress, time spent and cost for our clients.
I came to Conscious Uncoupling Solutions after being served with a divorce complaint and a complaint for custody by my spouse. I was devastated and terrified. I ended up hiring Allison Turley Madden who I can not say enough good things about. She is compassionate but aggressive and I ended up working out a settlement with my husband that was more than I ever expected.
Mediation is a process whereby a couple comes together to meet with and work with a trained, objective, third party to create a satisfactory resolution to contested issues in a divorce. This process avoids court and allows the power of resolving the issues in your case to be transferred from a judge back into the hands of the parties.
New Jersey is a state that follows the law of equitable distribution. Generally speaking Equitable Distribution means any assets or debt acquired during the marriage should be equally distributed when you divorce. That includes assets, real property and debts. There are some exceptions to this rule like inheritance received, but for the most part things tend to get equalized upon divorce.
Has you or has your partner filed for divorce before? Have there been any domestic violence proceedings between you and your spouse? If you are interested in representation for a post-judgment matter such as an alimony or child support modification, obtain your divorce judgment and agreement or any order that is the subject of the current matter.
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