Motion for Reconsideration of Another Judge’s Order: What Happens When the Judge Presiding Over a Family Law Case Retires
It happens more frequently than one would think: the judge presiding over a family law matter either...
It happens more frequently than one would think: the judge presiding over a family law matter either...
A recent Appellate Division opinion warns alimony payors who repeatedly seek a reduction in their alimony obligation...
Not necessarily. In the recent case Henneberry v. Henneberry, the Appellate Division addressed whether an alimony obligor’s...
I recently read an article by The Points Guy about protecting your points before getting married. Points,...
Most practitioners that handle divorce, family law and complex custody cases know that it is axiomatic that...
The New Jersey Appellate Division recently affirmed a lower court ruling on a post-judgment motion in which...
I recently read an article in The Huffington Post outlining the reasons why second marriages are more...
In my opinion, most people (typically women) decide whether or not to change their name to a maiden...
It is common and often unfortunate that I meet with clients who decided, for whatever reason, that...
In the recent decision of a New Jersey family court, the standards for out-of-state relocation with a...
I recently read an interesting article in The Huffington Post about changes to Alaska’s divorce laws, requiring...
A recent Appellate Division opinion confirms the general rule that trial orders confirming, modifying or correcting an...