Yes. In order for a prenuptial agreement to be held valid by a judge of a New Jersey Family Court, both spouses should be represented by their own attorney before entering into the agreement. Otherwise it may be deemed invalid. Under New Jersey law, prenuptial agreements ...
Read MoreOver the course of my career as a New Jersey divorce lawyer, the 2014 amendments to the alimony laws in our state were the most revolutionary I have ...
View MoreYes. In New Jersey your lawyer must provide proof of your disability, even if you have been awarded social security disability benefits. As child ...
View MoreIn circumstances where alimony is not awarded in New Jersey, the former spouses can speak with a distinguished spousal support lawyer about ...
View MoreUnder New Jersey child support laws the parent of primary residence should not gain extra money via child support due to "incidental" beyond what is ...
View MoreOften times if a court is trying to grant a child support award, but one of the parents is voluntarily unemployed or underemployed, the court will ...
View MoreFar too often as a New Jersey Divorce Attorney, my cases involve some semblance of NJ domestic violence . When folks finally come to consult with my ...
View MoreIn order to protect a victim of domestic violence, New Jersey’s Prevention of Domestic Violence Act allows a Judge of a New Jersey Family Court to ...
View MoreOn September 10, 2014, New Jersey alimony laws received a dramatic overhaul. The goal is to “modernize” alimony laws to reflect the many changes in ...
View MoreIn New Jersey, no you do not unless your attorney can prove at your divorce trial that you “over paid” during the time that your divorce started until ...
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