How Do You Know If You Have a Personal Injury Claim?
How Do You Know If You Have a Personal Injury Claim? Accidents can happen in an instant, but their impact can last for years. If you’ve been hurt because of someone else’s carelessness, you might b… >
Income Reduced? Why the 90-Day Rule Matters
Income Reduced? Why the 90-Day Rule Matters In today’s unpredictable economy, post-judgment applications for the modification of support based on income reduction are appearing more frequently in New Jer… >
Divorce and Halloween Candy Slogans
It’s that spooky time of year. It’s time for creepy Halloween decor and carving pumpkins. And it’s almost time to escort your child door-to-door to collect candy from the neighbors just so you… >
Understanding Personal Jurisdiction in New Jersey Divorce Cases
In New Jersey, personal jurisdiction plays a critical role in divorce proceedings, especially when one spouse resides outside the state. Personal jurisdiction refers to a court’s authority over the … >
Are Separate Bank Accounts Subject to Equitable Distribution in New Jersey?
As part of a New Jersey divorce proceeding, all assets characterized as “marital” are subject to the equitable distribution laws in New Jersey and divided between the parties. The issue whethe… >
Why You May Need a Forensic Accountant in a New Jersey Divorce
When a spouse owns a business, divorce in New Jersey can become more complicated. Questions often come up about what the business is worth and how much income it really produces for purposes of alimony and chil… >
When the Kids Go Back to School
As the summer comes to an end, many parents spend their time thinking about the necessary preparations for their children to go back to school. When parents are separated, are divorced or are undergoing a divor… >
Post-Divorce Digital Boundaries
Gone are the days of Polaroids, VHS tapes and DVDs. Now, every memory is snapped on a cell phone and instantly whisked away to the cloud, while movie nights have shifted from shared DVD collections to Netflix a… >
What Information Should I Bring to a Family Law Mediation Involving Finances?
Family Law Mediation is a voluntary process in which a couple meets with a neutral third party to address and resolve issues. Mediation is an alternative to litigation, and one benefit is that it provides a les… >
When Home Changes: What Parents Need to Know About Relocation After Divorce
Life does not stand still after a divorce. Job opportunities arise, new relationships form, and family needs change. For parents, these changes can sometimes mean relocating to a different city, county, or even… >
