New Jersey Family Law Blog

Neither Parent Can Unilaterally Change Their Child’s Last Name

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In William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Juliet proclaims to Romeo, “What's in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet;”  This quote…
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Voluntary Unemployment Will Not Relieve an Alimony Obligation

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esearch shows that U.S. workers’ average job tenure is 4.6 years. Given the fact the average worker in our economy can expect to change jobs on a relatively regular basis,…
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Equitable Distribution After Your Divorce is Final

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In New Jersey the predominant responsibility of the family court system is to equitably distribute the assets that belong to the married parties. These assets can be distributed based upon…
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Property Settlement Agreements Signed Under Duress

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It is unquestionably possible.  For certain, some property settlement agreements may be signed under duress.  Will such a claim allow the matter to be reopened in court?  Can issues that…
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How does divorce affect a grandparent’s role in their grandchildren’s lives?

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What you need to know about Grandparent Visitation It may seem unfortunate, but your grandchildren’s parents could have the right to restrict your visitation with them.  Sometimes the move may…
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