Who Gets The House

Summary

In New Jersey, the division of property in a divorce is equitable, not equal. Factors such as income, contribution to the property, and future financial situation are considered. It is advisable to consult with your own attorney to ensure your interests are represented.

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My wife dropped the divorce bomb we are both on deed of house , who gets it , no kids , i make more money
What state are you located in, Patrick? The division of property in a divorce can vary greatly depending on the state's laws.
new jersey
In New Jersey, marital property is divided equitably. This doesn't necessarily mean equally. Factors like income, contribution to the property, and future financial situation are considered. Do you have a prenuptial agreement?
no
In New Jersey:

- Marital property is divided equitably, not equally.
- Factors like income, contribution, and future finances are considered.

For more details, contact your local court.
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Have you or your wife initiated the divorce proceedings yet?

Information:
- The Superior Court of New Jersey handles divorce cases.
- Contact details: Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex, * Market Street, Trenton, NJ *. Phone: (*) *-*.
she is going to an attorny to speak tomorrow
What is the main concern you would like your wife's attorney to address in the meeting tomorrow?
who gets the house
In New Jersey, the division of property is equitable, not equal. Factors like income, contribution to the property, and future financial situation are considered. It's best to consult with your own attorney.
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Do you have your own attorney to represent your interests in this matter?
no
It's advisable to hire your own attorney to ensure your interests are represented. Would you like assistance in finding a lawyer in New Jersey?
yes
What type of lawyer are you looking for? Family law, real estate, or another specialty?

Information:
- New Jersey State Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service can help you find a lawyer.
- Contact details: (*) *-*.
family law
In New Jersey, you can contact the New Jersey State Bar Association for a referral. Their contact details are: New Jersey Law Center, One Constitution Square, New Brunswick, NJ *-*. Phone: *-*-*.
thank you
You're welcome, Patrick. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Good luck with your situation.
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You're welcome, Patrick. Don't hesitate to reach out if you need more help. Best of luck with everything.