Destroying Marital Property Can Be a Form of Domestic Violence
Criminal to Destroy Joint Property? Tempers often fly when a married duo decides to end their relationship. Angry words are
Fraud in marriage impacts equitable distribution
Fraud has a Role in Equitable Distribution It might about appear somewhat obvious. Fraud has a role in equitable distribution
Neither Parent Can Unilaterally Change Their Child’s Last Name
In William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Juliet proclaims to Romeo, “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose
Voluntary Unemployment Will Not Relieve an Alimony Obligation
esearch shows that U.S. workers’ average job tenure is 4.6 years. Given the fact the average worker in our economy
Equitable Distribution After Your Divorce is Final
In New Jersey the predominant responsibility of the family court system is to equitably distribute the assets that belong to
Property Settlement Agreements Signed Under Duress
It is unquestionably possible. For certain, some property settlement agreements may be signed under duress. Will such a claim allow
How does divorce affect a grandparent’s role in their grandchildren’s lives?
What you need to know about Grandparent Visitation It may seem unfortunate, but your grandchildren’s parents could have the right
How can I enforce a child support order when my child’s other parent moves out of New Jersey?
Child Support Enforcement for Nonresidents The court entered a child support order directing that your former spouse pay a weekly
How soon after a divorce may my new significant other spend the night?
Can Your Paramour Stay the Night? Paramour. The term paramour dates back to biblical times and has a seemingly negative
How is the length of an alimony award determined?
How Length of Marriage Factors into Alimony Awards It is a commonly held misconception that marriages lasting more than ten