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In New Jersey divorce cases, motion practice is an essential facet of the litigation. As a trial attorney, motions can achieve different goals. First, a motion maybe filed during the case (i.e., pendente lite) in order to seek certain relief from the family court. Examples include, but are not limited to, temporary financial support, temporary custody […]
read moreAs an experienced divorce attorney I know first-hand just how difficult it is to terminate an alimony obligation. In addition, this lawyer always is sure to always advise clients that they must comply with all court orders generated from a New Jersey Family Court. Specifically, if you are looking to modify or terminate alimony and your attorney […]
read moreProbably not, but like most divorce laws, nothing is black and white. As a seasoned divorce attorney I have filed many motions to terminate or modify alimony. Moreover, the lawyers at my law office would all agree that a person paying alimony who goes to jail should have a “slam dunk” case for termination alimony […]
read moreA difficult aspect of being a New Jersey Divorce Attorney is when children become affected by the demise of the family unit. Even worse is when one or both parents are unable to co-parent during or after their New Jersey divorce or “break up.” At worst, the parents cannot even agree on basic, day-to-day decisions regarding their […]
read moreAs a seasoned New Jersey divorce attorney, one of the most disputed issues in family law in the context of cohabitation is alimony. In fact, yesterday in my New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Blog, “New Jersey Alimony Reform Moves Forward,” I addressed how this area of the law continues to develop. In short, I feel if the law as to New […]
read moreAs a practicing New Jersey divorce attorney, I deal with divorcing couples on a daily basis and the majority of those cases involve children. When a divorce case involves a child, it will inevitably also involve the issue of college and the allocation of responsibility for the costs associated with same. Unfortunately, some relationships between […]
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