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Richard A. DeMichele, Jr. is a seasoned litigator, devoting a substantial part of his practice to family law and personal injury matters.

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Vacations and Holidays Can Lead to Divorce.

- “If I can just get through the holidays…”
- “We should wait until the children finish their school year…”
- “I want to wait until after my child’s birthday…”
- “I can’t divorce my spouse now because in caring for my sick mother…”
- “I don’t want to have to explain my divorce to my family during the holidays…”
- “I really should wait until after our family vacation is over… “
“For a lot of people who are maybe dissatisfied with their marriages, they’re discontent, but they’re not quite sure what to do about it, the holidays are sort of an opportunity for things to kind of turn around,”Holidays and vacations are intense times for couples in terms of communication, working together, and interacting with family. This can often be the “wake-up call” to the want or need for divorce. While the University of Washington study shows increased divorce filings in March and August, there is never really a great time of the year to get divorced. You can read the full text of the New York Post story here. We’re here to help. If you or a loved one has questions regarding the New Jersey divorce process, please contact the Divorce and Family Law attorneys at DeMichele and DeMichele. For a confidential consultation to discuss your situation with one of our New Jersey custody attorneys, you can also call (856) 546-1350.
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Richard A. DeMichele, Jr. is a seasoned litigator, devoting a substantial part of his practice to family law and personal injury matters.
