Same-Sex Couple Granted Joint Legal Custody: A Case of Interest
Just about a year ago, the New Jersey Appellate Division considered an appeal regarding a same-sex couple granted joint legal
Dating Impacts Divorce in New Jersey
It’s certainly a valid question to ask how dating impacts divorce in New Jersey. Most married people enjoy a partnership
When a Woman is a Domestic Violence Abuser
As October comes to an end, so does National Domestic Awareness Month. Earlier, you may recall reading that male victims
Is There an Inheritance Exemption When It Comes to Divorce?
It’s something that might trouble you quite a bit. The thought that you might have to share something left or
Best Interests Matter When It Comes to In-State Relocation of Children
One thing is abundantly clear when it comes to child custody cases in New Jersey. The best interests of the
NJ Appeals Court Ruled on Grandparent’s Right to Visitation
Author Louisa May Alcott once said that “Every house needs a grandmother in it.” However, Alcott’s words date back to
Yes, Male Victims of Domestic Violence Do Exist
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month across the nation. For many, the assumption is that women are the only ones
Who Pays for College Tuition When Parents Divorce?
In an ideal world, the end of a marriage would not change the way mothers and fathers raise children. Among
How the Court Decided on this Dispute Centering on Marital Debt
Many divorcing couples focus on equitable distribution of marital assets. That said, something else represents an issue when marriages end.
Changing a Child Custody Order: What You Need to Know
Things did not work out as planned. Better yet, you do not feel that the parenting plan and child custody