I've started with articles on divorce and bankruptcy. Divorce in New Jersey Grounds for Divorce In New Jersey, a no-fault divorce is available on grounds of separation after 18 months of separation. A divorce is not available by simple mutual consent of the parties. In order to get a divorce before 18 months, it is necessary to file based on a fault ground such as adultery or cruelty. Such fault-based divorces can become difficult because of the need to reveal unpleasant issues that have come up during a marriage.
Many parties choose to file based on cruelty.
In these cases, you must specify incidents of cruelty in the complaint. However, even fault-based divorces can be obtained quickly if they are uncontested. In cases in which the non-filing spouse chooses to answer the complaint, each party files a case information statement in which the party reveals his income and expenditures, as well as information regarding children of the marriage. That statement can be omitted in cases where no children were born of the marriage and no economic issues exist between the parties. I have the form on computer software to automate the process of filling it out.