Coronavirus Loss of Income or Job; Modification of Child Support vs. Enforcement; Is it All a Temporary Change in Circumstances?
At this exact moment, as this Blog is being authored, there are thousands of New Jersey residents...
At this exact moment, as this Blog is being authored, there are thousands of New Jersey residents...
When couples in New Jersey engage in divorce litigation, one of the many conversations that a client...
Governor Phil Murphy on March 21, 2020, signed Executive Order No. 107, directing all residents to stay...
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...
Divorcing a lawyer? A recent decision by a New Jersey appellate court explains the process by which...
In a growing mobile society, the issue of post-divorce relocation has gained momentum with New Jersey families. ...
Not necessarily. In the recent case Henneberry v. Henneberry, the Appellate Division addressed whether an alimony obligor’s...
Contribution to the higher education costs of children is one of the most frequently litigated issues between...
I recently read an article by The Points Guy about protecting your points before getting married. Points,...
The crossroads of law (evidence, civil procedure, jurisdiction, legal correspondence and service) and social media continue to...
Where does generosity towards family members end and the legal obligation to support them begin? Who is...