Divorce
Child Custody Decisions Made by Judges Parents with children facing a separation or divorce most often have to face the most challenging issue, who will be given custody of the child or children? When parents cannot agree on a custody plan, a child custody lawyer will need to become involved, and a child custody case…
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How Does Alimony Work in NJ? Understanding The Different Types Are you wondering, “How does alimony work in NJ?”. If so, we’re here to help. In this guide, we’ll go over a few key factors you should know about alimony in New Jersey that will help you prepare for your divorce. Types of Alimony in…
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Divorces Surge in the Age of the Coronavirus Due to the Coronavirus, many states have ordered their citizens to stay at home in order to avoid the spread of the virus which has caused a financial halt throughout the country that has left many uneasy about the future. As a result of many being stuck…
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Can I Get a Divorce During the Pandemic? Were you contemplating getting a divorce before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic? Or did you start the divorce process before the stay-at-home order began? Even though the majority of businesses are closed and you may be stuck at home, you can still get started with your…
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It’s the beginning of a new year (and a new decade!), so everyone is thinking about New Year’s resolutions. None of the attorneys on our team have ever been that good at keeping New Year’s resolutions, but we all set them. Who knows? Maybe this year will be the year that we lose 20 lbs,…
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Do you remember the scene in Jurassic Park where Jeff Goldblum’s character explains chaos theory to Laura Dern’s character? He says a butterfly could flap its wings in Peking, and in Central Park you would get rain instead of sunshine. He then puts two drops of water on her hand and watches them roll in…
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We all know the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. The one with the little blonde girl that breaks into the home of a family of bears and proceeds to eat their food, sit in their chairs, and test out their various beds. Bad manners and terrible life choices aside, it’s a story kids love because they too are learning that some things are too hot or cold, big or little, hard or soft, and can identify with the search for something that is “just right.”
At some point, the story stops being appealing because we grow up and realize how much danger Goldilocks was in, and how foolish she…
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Scientists have determined that the more choices a person is forced to make, the sloppier their decision making becomes. It’s a phenomenon known as decision fatigue, and it can become a serious problem in high-stress situations that require you to make a lot of choices in a short amount of time.
Divorce is such a situation. [insert link to divorce page] In New Jersey, it is not a check-the-box and you’re done sort of thing. It is a months or years long process that requires you to decide how you and your spouse are going to live the rest of your lives. If you have kids or own a…
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