Domestic Violence Amid COVID-19: The Help You Need
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, domestic violence complaints are at an all-time high throughout New Jersey. Essex and Hudson counties are
Changed Circumstances After Divorce: Why They Matter
Changed circumstances after divorce matter when it comes to many things. Although the paperwork reads “Final Judgment of Divorce,” the
When the Court Doesn’t Grant a Final Restraining Order
All things considered, obtaining a temporary restraining order (“TRO”) represents a somewhat immediate process. At the TRO hearing date, the
Should Children of Divorce Dictate Parenting Arrangements?
In a sense, it appears to be somewhat of a rhetorical question. No one under the age of 18 should
When Imputed Income Becomes the Basis for Support
Child support and spousal support represent two critical issues in family law matters. In many cases, calculating numbers means a
Don’t Let Your Divorce Ruin Your Holidays
All on its own, the season brings on its share of tension and pressure. Once upon a time, stress revolved
When Children’s Religious Upbringing Becomes a Legal Issue
When couples of different faiths marry, it’s invariably a discussion they have together. Most often, the dialogue continues even further
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
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.
It’s Not a Good Idea to Coach Your Kids When You’re Getting Divorced
Make no mistake about it. It’s not a good idea to coach your kids when you’re getting divorced. And, no