Microcheating vs. Adultery: Navigating New Jersey Divorce Law
In the realm of relationships, fidelity is not just about physical intimacy anymore. Enter "microcheating," during which subtle, often ambiguous behaviors blur the lines of emotional faithfulness. But how does … >
The Importance of Documenting Your Hours
Even if you don't have records, you can still take action if your employer is not paying overtime in New Jersey. The law requires employers to keep accurate records of employees' work hours and wages. If you su… >
Is It Just an AirTag in the Bag?
An AirTag is a $29, quarter-sized, Bluetooth device marketed by Apple as “a super easy way to keep track of your stuff.” While it may be tempting to attach an AirTag to your children’s clothin… >
Is Split Custody the Best Option for Your Family?
Often one of the most contentious issues during the divorce process concerns child custody. For divorcing parents, the decision of which parent is awarded primary custody of their children can be an emotional a… >
On June 5, 2024, Governor Murphy signed S2930/A4045, which by far are the most significant changes to the Open Public Records Act since OPRA became law in 2002. The amendments become effective in 90 days, whic… >
When a potential matrimonial client has their first consultation with an attorney, one of the common questions asked is whether their spouse has a continuing right to their assets since separation. In New Jerse… >
Rocking Through Divorce: What You Can Learn from Classic Rock Songs
Like a rock song, divorce evokes emotions— some good, like relief, liberation, and resilience, and some less constructive which need not be named for anyone who has endured the breakup of their marriage. … >
Summer Break and Childcare Is Not All Fun in the Sun for Working Parents
As the school year comes to a close and summer vacation begins, many parents are preparing for summer activities and camps for their children. For divorced parents, in addition to negotiating the summer schedul… >
Pendente Lite Orders in New Jersey
During a divorce case, if requested by one of the parties, the court can enter an order which “temporarily” establishes a custody and parenting time schedule. The court can also enter an order which… >
Death and Divorce: Rewriting Your Will After Divorce
Estate planning is a common practice undertaken by individuals to arrange the distribution of their assets upon death. While some individuals may believe that drafting a comprehensive estate plan concludes thei… >
