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Finding Hidden Assets After Divorce

The divorce is over and the assets have been divided. You provided your attorney with all information concerning yours and

It is a fairly well established premise that a change in circumstances can warrant a court application regarding alimony or

In the past few years, family courts have experienced a “grey divorce” phenomenon. It may take some research to understand

When the New Jersey Civil Union Act took effect in 2007, it established a new set of laws for same-sex

In some circumstances, parties may apply to the court for a reduction in alimony or an adjustment of child support.

Social media. To many it as an easy means of venting frustration or expressing jubilance. Social media generally offer either

Parents have the right to spend time with their children and typically to participate in decisions pertaining to their well

New Jersey Courts enforce properly drafted prenuptial agreements. Significant to the enforceability of a prenuptial agreement is the disclosure of

If a New Jersey Court determines that a party who is receiving alimony has been cohabiting with a paramour, the

There are many factors that a New Jersey Court will consider when deciding whether or how much alimony to award