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The lawyers at our law firm often advise our clients who have filed a Temporary Restraining Order that, under what is known as New Jersey’s Prevention of Domestic Violence Act, of their right to obtain a No Contact Order. Our attorneys, on behalf of our clients, often explain and obtain no Contact Orders as they […]
read moreThe lawyers at our East Brunswick, New Jersey law firm have a keen understanding of New Jersey’s Child Support Guidelines. Moreover, it is often that our attorneys’ handle divorce or child support matters wherein the spouses, either one of both of them combined, earn an income that is higher than the Child Support Guidelines maximum […]
read moreEven since the Rachel Channing case, in which a child sued her parent’s for private school tuition and college, the attorneys at my office have been busy fielding questions from our divorce clients regarding why they are legally compelled to pay for college whereas married people are not. So as I considered my next topic […]
read moreIn my vast experience as a child custody lawyer in East Brunswick, New Jersey, I am well aware that only in rare cases will a judge give one parent sole legal custody. The attorneys at my law firm all understand the factors that a judge of a New Jersey Family Court shall consider include the […]
read moreYes. First, if a judge of the Superior Court of New Jersey finds that both parties voluntarily entered into the consent order, the court shall uphold the order. Second, unless the attorneys in the case can provide new evidence that was accessible to both parties at the time that the that their client signed the […]
read moreAs I New Jersey Divorce Attorney, I have been asked this question more times than I could possibly recall. However, the answer is almost always the same. First, I explain that procedurally we would have to file a post judgment motion to have the matter addressed by New Jersey Family Court. Then, I explain that before […]
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