Can Questioning Paternity Actually Relieve You from Child Support?
Unfortunately, it’s the subject of at least one reality television show. Questions about paternity can create problems. Often, the issues
How to Make a Domestic Violence Complaint When You Feel Helpless
Back in the 1950s, Connie Francis sang the song “You Always Hurt the One You Love.” It was a remake previously
Living Together While Getting Divorced Doesn’t Have to Be Crazy
It might seem like a crazy idea. However, there are a number of couples who continue to live together while
Focus on Case Information Statements: What are They?
Case Information Statements. You may have already heard the term, or its acronym, CIS. However, that doesn’t mean that every
What You Need to Know about Health Insurance and Divorce
Health coverage gets its share of media attention on its own. But, what happens when you make a decision to
What You Need to Know About Paying Tuition for Your Children
Just about every parent wants the best for their offspring. Many agree that paying college tuition is an investment in
What Happens to Retirement Accounts When You Get Divorced?
You may have heard the nightmare stories. Sometimes, the indignation is even palpable. The prospect of going through a divorce
When do Child Support Obligations Actually End?
Your judgment of divorce or a court order may already contain language concerning the termination of your child support obligations. But, what
Five Tips about Finding Hidden Assets in a Divorce
Maybe it’s just a gut feeling. However, something just doesn’t make sense. You might have concerns about cash stowed away.
The Truth about Domestic Violence and Restraining Orders
Caution. You may be alarmed by this statistic. According to the New Jersey Coalition to End Domestic Violence, almost 65,000 domestic violence