Month: November 2016

In State v. Gonzales, 2016 WL 6695872, the New Jersey Supreme Court addressed the scope of the plain view exception to the warrant requirement. The defendant was observed engaging in what was believed to be a drug transaction, after which the police conducted a lawful...

International child abduction can be an especially challenging situation for a primary custodial parent due to the complexity and cost of finding a noncustodial parent and child overseas and coordinating with international court systems. International abduction can...

There are many decisions to make as part of your final divorce agreement. One may be the disposition of the marital home. Sometimes the marital home is a couple's largest asset or liability in a divorce. New Jersey is an "equitable distribution" state, which means...

If you have a court order that the other party is violating or there is a change in circumstances and you would like to revise the order, you have a lot to consider. You can file a motion for enforcement or modification. A family attorney can assist you with these by...