Tips For Navigating a Divorce in NJ with a Special Needs Child
If you’re a parent of a special needs child and are facing the prospect of divorce in New Jersey, you undoubtedly have many questions, worries, and concerns. You may be wondering what your legal rights and obligations will be under the law when it comes to custody...
Are There Legal Implications of Infidelity in a Divorce Case in NJ?
Do you suspect your spouse is having an affair, or have you been accused of having an affair by your spouse? Are you considering divorce, but don’t know whether infidelity will have any legal implications in the proceedings? If so, you aren’t alone. Adultery may be a...
How Does Debt Get Handled in a Divorce?
During a divorce, you must consider many aspects of the partnership. One of those is the debt incurred during the marriage and how that will be distributed. It’s normal to wonder and worry if you’ll end up in a situation where you have to pay for the debts of your...
Should You Add a Sunset Clause to Your Prenup?
As an engaged couple, it’s only natural to explore all the factors that contribute to a successful marriage. In some cases, prenuptial agreements are a must for couples anticipating life together—since protecting your interests when you’re getting married is a smart...
Do I Need Permission to Change My Child’s Last Name in NJ?
For many parents, a lot of time and thought goes into choosing the perfect first name for a child. But there are also legitimate reasons why these parents may one day wish to change their child’s last name. There’s an old adage that states: Words have meaning,...
Does an Alternative Dispute Resolution Method Like Mediation Actually Work to Avoid Heavy Legal Fees and Divorce Court?
You’ve discussed with your spouse the hard truth that your marriage is over. You both agree that divorce is the next right step for both of you. Neither of you is interested in a lengthy, expensive, and contentious legal battle. So can an alternative dispute...
What to Do on Valentine’s Day (Besides a Date)
Valentine’s Day is definitely a crazily controversial holiday — stirring up all kinds of emotions in people who love the day and those who can’t stand it. About 55% of Americans celebrate Valentine’s Day. This year, in fact, Americans will spend a record $19.6 billion...
How to Work Toward a Peaceful, Civil Divorce
Divorces aren’t anyone’s idea of fun. You’re likely reeling from the loss of the relationship and overwhelmed with how things have turned out. If the divorce wasn’t your idea, you may be feeling as if the rug has been pulled out from under you. Unfortunately (or...
Can a Parent in NJ Get Parental Rights Restored if They Lose Them?
Losing parental rights is devastating. Whatever the situation that led to your rights being taken away, it’s a painful experience for everyone involved. If you or someone you know are trying to get your parental rights restored, you’re going to need to know what steps...
Are New Jersey Stepparents Obligated to Pay Child Support After Divorce?
One of the most unusual circumstances seen by family courts involves blended families. Many new spouses experience Brady Bunch vibes when they bring their children together with their partner’s, so the kids were “his, hers, and ours.” But what happens when the...
Which Parent Pays for Your Child’s College After a Divorce?
Everyone knows college is expensive. While intact families can decide that they aren’t financially willing or able to put their children through college, parents at the head of non-intact families aren’t allowed that luxury and can be compelled to contribute to the...
‘My Spouse Just Asked for a Divorce. What Do I Do?’
“I’ve thought it through, and I want a divorce.” These are the words you never want to hear. When your spouse tells you they want a divorce, it can feel like being blindsided by a football linebacker coming at full speed. It doesn’t matter whether you’re totally...
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