10/13/2026
Read the latest article from Jonathan W. Wolfe, Co-Managing Partner of Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C., and Chair of the firm’s Matrimonial and Litigation Departments.
Jonathan Wolfe explains: "One of the most common misconceptions I encounter is that all marital assets are divided equally in a New Jersey divorce. Unlike some other states, New Jersey is an equitable distribution state. Under our equitable distribution statute, the court is required to consider a host of factors that can, but are not required, to lead to an equal division of assets acquired during marriage. This is one area, among others, that wealth advisors and other professionals working with high net worth spouses contemplating divorce need to understand."
Our latest blog explores several key issues for advisors helping clients navigate divorce-related financial decisions, including business valuations, inherited assets, liquidity concerns, tax considerations, and the importance of financial recordkeeping.
Read more: https://www.skoloffwolfe.com/insights/equitable-distribution-new-jersey-guide-for-wealth-advisors/