2014 Featured News
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Posted on Dec 30, 2014
For a couple that is either recently in the process of divorcing or seeking to divorce soon, one of the primary concerns is determining who will remain in the family home at the end of the process. ...
Continue reading "I Want to Remove My Spouse From the Family Home" »
Posted on Dec 16, 2014
Many times before a couple formally decides to get a divorce, they have been separated or living separately for some time. Just because one spouse has moved out of the family home does not mean that ...
Continue reading "When an Ex-Spouse Will Not Pay the Mortgage" »
Posted on Dec 2, 2014
Deciding how to divide child custody and visitation can be an extreme source of stress for both parents. The thought of having to split the time you have with your child with another parent may not be ...
Continue reading "Drafting a Parenting Plan" »
Posted on Nov 18, 2014
Many people have social media accounts where they share personal information about their lives. Connecting with friends and family is one of the many the perks of social media accounts. Day to day ...
Continue reading "Social Media Can Affect Family Court Cases" »
Posted on Nov 4, 2014
Staying Covered Is Important At This Time When making the decision to divorce a spouse, there are many different forms of property and assets that must be divided between the couple. They may not need ...
Continue reading "Why Insurance Matters During a Divorce" »
Posted on Oct 7, 2014
New Jersey's New Alimony Law In September, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed an alimony reform package and a dissolution of marriage process into law, affecting family law in the state. ...
Continue reading "New Jersey Changes Alimony & Divorce Laws" »
Posted on Sep 23, 2014
It is important to think about what may happen in the event that one spouse dies before the finalization of a divorce. While it may seem as though a divorce is no longer necessary, there are still ...
Continue reading "Death Before Finalized Divorce" »
Posted on Sep 9, 2014
With more American households making pets a member of the family, and with increasing divorce rates, it is inevitable that they may cause a custody battle in the divorce process. Pets and other ...
Continue reading "Prenups to Address Pet Custody" »
Posted on Aug 26, 2014
As more states move to legalize marijuana, either generally or for medicinal purposes, issues regarding its usage and child custody seem more likely to occur. Will the right to marijuana affect child ...
Continue reading "How Marijuana Legalization Affects Custody Cases" »
Posted on Aug 13, 2014
Clients that come to family law attorneys can be difficult. It is easy for folks to get overzealous when it comes to issues surrounding children and the family. For lawyers, maintaining ...
Continue reading "Tips for Handling Difficult Family Law Situations" »
Posted on Jun 24, 2014
If a divorce is on the way, or already underway, you want to think twice before moving out of the marital home. This is true even if you feel the urge to leave a tense situation, if you feel that you ...
Continue reading "Reasons You Don’t Want to Move Out in a Divorce" »
Posted on Jun 23, 2014
Divorce can be one of the most exhausting legal processes to have to work through. Not only does filing for divorce alter your entire family dynamic, it can also lead to time and money spent in court. ...
Continue reading "Dealing with an Uncooperative Spouse?" »
Posted on Jun 18, 2014
Amid the rising "gray divorce" rate, unmarried seniors comprise a high percentage of cohabitating couples. It is important to note the specific financial concerns that confront couples later ...
Continue reading "Living Together Agreements for Unmarried Seniors" »
Posted on Jun 11, 2014
Much like alimony in a divorce, palimony is support paid by one partner to the other when an unmarried, cohabitating couple breaks up. Each state has its own stance when it comes to deciding which ...
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Posted on Jun 9, 2014
After a divorce, it may seem like the best option is a new location and a new life. As an ex-spouse, you may want to form a whole new group of friends and a new career that can signify the beginning ...
Continue reading "Are You Considering Relocation After Divorce?" »
Posted on Jun 5, 2014
When it comes to a second marriage, there are many issues that a prenuptial agreement can help resolve. When remarrying, individuals are often bringing a significant amount of separate property, as ...
Continue reading "Prenups and Second Marriages" »
Posted on Jun 2, 2014
Graduation season is upon us, which means that children are preparing to start their summer break. Children are often thrilled about this season away from school when they can enjoy the sun, beach, ...
Continue reading "Summertime Custody Disputes" »
Posted on May 28, 2014
If during a marriage, a spouse's business increases in worth, then that expanded value would be treated as marital property in a divorce, something that could be divided between both spouses, even ...
Continue reading "Ways to Guard Your Business from a Divorce" »
Posted on May 27, 2014
In the past, husbands and fathers were normally assumed as the paying party in child support and spousal support requests. 50 or 60 years ago, more women remained at home with the children while the ...
Continue reading "More Woman Paying Spousal Support and Child Support Post-Divorce" »
Posted on May 20, 2014
According to a California appellate court, a sperm donor has paternity rights when the donor clearly "has demonstrated a commitment to the child and the child's welfare". Last week's ...
Continue reading "Court Ruling Could Change Sperm Donors’ Parental Rights" »
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