For most divorcing couples, one of their most valuable assets is their home. More than an asset, the marital home can often shelter children, store personal items, and harbor memories. But what happens to a hom… >
Rights That Can Be Signed Away - The Right to Sue in Court
Arbitration is a procedure for resolving disputes out of court. The process involves submitting a dispute to one or more “arbitrators,” instead of a judge or jury. Arbitrators are often,… >
On December 22, 2022, the Appellate Division decided American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey v. County Prosecutors Association of New Jersey (“ACLU”). This opinion was “approved for publi… >
Most custody battles involve disputes between a child’s parents--usually within the context of a divorce. The court will make a custody and parenting time determination which is in the best interest… >
Rights That Can Be Signed Away
It’s important for workers to understand their rights. Documents usually signed when you start a job, but sometimes later, can significantly affect those rights. Some examples of the kinds of rights… >
As a patient you have a problem, and you want to receive care, or perhaps you have a loved one who needs care. You think that if you go to a provider, private doctor or hospital or urgent care center, that you … >
As attorneys, we are prohibited from advancing money to a client to assist them in lasting through the long years of the litigation. Were we to do so, we could be disbarred. However, some clients w… >
'23 & Me: How Your Resolutions Can Impact Your Divorce
The ball has dropped in Times Square, the confetti has popped, and we are now a week into 2023. For many, this means New Year’s resolutions have commenced. It’s not unusual for family lawyers to se… >
I am frequently asked: How is it possible to miss a fracture? My response: Simple. At the time of the initial film the injury may not have been visible on the films. A fall may h… >
Relocation and Divorce: Can I Move with the Children?
It is not uncommon for a divorced or separated parent to want to leave the State of New Jersey with the children to pursue their career or to be closer to family members. In New Jersey, children of divorc… >
