Divorce Is Not a Game: What Board Games Can Teach Us About New Jersey Divorce
Anyone who grew up in the 1980s or 1990s probably remembers a pantry full of games. The kinds with tiny plastic pieces, questionable life lessons, or those that led to someone playing 52 Card Pickup. As i… >
Discovery and Financial Security: Protecting Your Information Throughout the Process
The discovery process is one of the most important phases of any family law matter. During discovery, both parties exchange information and documents that allow the attorneys to evaluate the financial issues in… >
Garden Leave During Divorce: Looking Beyond the Paycheck in Executive Compensation
Divorce is about more than dividing assets or calculating support. At its core, it is about helping people navigate significant life transitions with clarity and confidence. That is why family courts look beyon… >
The Rise of “Gray Divorce” in New Jersey: What Older Couples Need to Know
In New Jersey, the rate of divorce among couples over the age of 50--often referred to as a “gray divorce”--has been steadily increasing. It appears that this trend reflects broader national p… >
Every day, people with legal problems turn to artificial intelligence tools, including chatbots, AI search engines, and document generators before they ever call a lawyer. Those searches may feel private, but i… >
Who Should Attend Graduation After Divorce?
With graduation season approaching and the excitement of the ceremony for even preschool graduations, who should attend the graduation can be tricky after divorce. Graduation should be about the child, not the… >
National Senior Fraud Awareness Day: The Growing Threat of Financial and Wire Fraud
Each year on May 15, National Senior Fraud Awareness Day highlights the increasing number of scams targeting older adults and vulnerable individuals. While many people think of phone or email scams, today&rsquo… >
Recent Modifications to Parent PLUS Loans: What Families Need to Know in 2026
The federal Parent PLUS loan program is undergoing its most significant overhaul in decades. Driven by new legislation taking effect in 2026, these changes aim to decrease borrowing, simplify repayment, and add… >
Changes to the Child Custody & Parenting Time Statute: What You Need to Know
Earlier this year, the statute governing custody and parenting law in the State of New Jersey was substantially modified, changing the legal landscape of what will happen, if parents cannot agree on a custodial… >
Every year Spring brings with it the promise of renewal. For divorcing parents Spring can also bring on custody disputes over the allocation of spring break--one of the extended periods (which also … >
