As Summer Break Approaches, Co-Parenting Plans Present Challenges

The month of May brings a sense of restlessness to students of all ages. As the summer break approaches, parents

The month of May brings a sense of restlessness to students of all ages. As the summer break approaches, parents

On their own, the terms COVID-19 and divorce suggest negative connotations. Add them to the prospect of ruined vacation plans

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, domestic violence complaints are at an all-time high throughout New Jersey. Essex and Hudson counties are

Changed circumstances after divorce matter when it comes to many things. Although the paperwork reads “Final Judgment of Divorce,” the

All things considered, obtaining a temporary restraining order (“TRO”) represents a somewhat immediate process. At the TRO hearing date, the

Divorce creates its share of unfortunate consequences. The stigma itself manifests in countless ways. For some, it’s a sense of

Every now and then, what’s intended to be an inspirational quote seemingly pertains to family law. Take, for example, something

It’s been said many times. Divorce doesn’t just impact husbands and wives – or mothers and fathers. Parents sometimes blame

You may have good cause to want to change your child’s surname. Even if the parents were never married, many

More than likely, your wedding celebration cost you or your parents thousands of dollars. Truth be told, divorce can become