New Jersey Family Law Blog

The Grey Divorce Phenomenon

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In the past few years, family courts have experienced a “grey divorce” phenomenon. It may take some research to understand the connotation of this interesting term. On first impression, it…
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Divorce of Same Sex Civil Unions and Marriages

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When the New Jersey Civil Union Act took effect in 2007, it established a new set of laws for same-sex couples in committed relationships to enter into a civil union. …
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Can a change in employment status result in a change in child support or alimony obligations?

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In some circumstances, parties may apply to the court for a reduction in alimony or an adjustment of child support.  It is crucial to make a good case in support…
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Social Media Impacts Divorce Proceedings

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Social media. To many it as an easy means of venting frustration or expressing jubilance. Social media generally offer either a written or a pictorial view of the current state…
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The Bad Faith of One Parent Can Turn the Custody Table

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Parents have the right to spend time with their children and typically to participate in decisions pertaining to their well being including health, welfare and education. In situations where the…
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