If one of the parents still live in the same state where child support was first determined after a divorce, that state retains jurisdiction for any changes to the amount of child support. As a New Jersey family law attorney, jurisdiction is always the first determination to ...
Read MoreIn New Jersey, the law clearly promotes settlements, which is usually memorialized in writing in a property settlement agreement that is prepared by ...
View MoreYou may disclose aspects of the report only upon a court order or a prior agreement. If it is agreed upon then your attorney would state that both ...
View MoreNo. As seasoned parenting time lawyers, the attorneys at our law firm appreciate that while most New Jersey Family Court judges prefer to grant a ...
View MoreEver since New Jersey’s alimony laws received a major overhaul last year, my New Jersey divorce law firm has been busy filing motions in New Jersey ...
View MoreThe attorneys at my law firm file motions in the numerous types of cases that full under New Jersey family law , including but not limited to, ...
View MoreIn New Jersey, a parent’s rights can be terminated either voluntarily or involuntarily. While voluntary termination of parental rights is not common, ...
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