Family Law
Does New Jersey Recognize Palimony? Around 7.5 million unmarried couples live together. Many of these couples have children and act as though they’re married besides lacking a legal agreement. But what happens when these couples split up? In 2019, more than 700,000 couples divorced. You can reasonably assume the number of cohabitating partners who split up is similar…
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Behind the Surge in Prenuptial Agreements In recent years, the number of divorces and separations has been on the rise. As a result, the number of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements has gone up as well. People want to protect their assets. There are several factors that you should consider before you sign a prenup. In…
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Do You Believe Your Parental Rights in NJ Are Being Denied? Read to learn how to establish paternity in NJ and what unmarried fathers’ rights in NJ are. If you believe you are the father of a woman’s child and you are being denied visitation rights or other parental rights in NJ, you’ll need to…
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What Happens If An Estate Goes Into Probate? There are many confusing legal and financial matters that take place after the death of a loved one. Many people wonder what happens if an estate goes into probate? Probate can be intimidating but understanding the process can help you execute your duties. Keep reading to learn…
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Prenuptial Agreement In The State Of NJ When two people get married, they aren’t just vowing to join together as one family. They are combining their finances along with their hearts, souls, and their commitments to one another. If two people fall out of love or have grown apart, separating all of their assets can…
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How Will Your Arrears Affect Your Stimulus Check? The coronavirus has led to a large majority of people being laid off from their jobs and forced to stay home in order to stop the spread of the virus. In an effort to help many Americans out during this uncertain time, the Federal Government has passed…
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Domestic Violence During the Coronavirus As the coronavirus spreads and more people are stuck at home due to New Jersey’s stay at home order, it is likely that there will be an increase in the number of domestic violence incidents. Families are isolated together and the stress of being stuck at home can be a…
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The Need for a Will During a Pandemic During the last month, Americans have been feeling the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic as businesses close, stay-at-home orders have been issued, and the number of those affected by the virus drastically increases. Across the country, people have been scrambling to set up their first Wills or…
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Parenting Time During the COVID-19 Pandemic As many towns, cities, and states are hunkering down due to the COVID-19 pandemic many parents are looking for guidance when it comes to their parenting time or ex-spouse’s parenting time with their children. While daily life may be grinding to a halt, what does one do concerning parenting…
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“There are two sides to every story.” It’s a warning we take seriously in the divorce business, where both partners have their own opinion about who is responsible for the break-up. It’s also something we tell our clients when it is time to start negotiating a child custody agreement. Under New Jersey law, there are…
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