Yes, It’s Possible to Reverse a Restraining Order
There’s a chance you’re already breathing a sigh of relief. No doubt you figured there’s no way to reverse a
Substance Abuse and Its Role in Family Law Matters
Most focus on the opioid crisis when it comes to problems with drug addiction. However, the fact is that the
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
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
Supreme Court Considers Domestic Violence Weapons Search Warrants
First, the differences. The new legislation actually mirrors some of what appears in the domestic violence statutes. It allows family
New Case Deems Intentional Economic Abuse as Domestic Violence
Intentional Economic Abuse. It’s a term used in a recent unpublished family law decision. You may be wondering what it entails.
Domestic Violence and Your Relationship With Your Children
It is a local story with national headlines. News that an off-duty New Jersey police officer shot and killed his
Love Affairs and Domestic Violence Claims
Many question the morality of outside love affairs during marriage. They argue that committed relationships call for fidelity. Others claim