Author: Hagan, Klein & Weisberg, LLC
Proposed Expansion of New Jersey Domestic Violence Law to Cover Attempted Acts
In 2018, the New Jersey legislature introduced a bill expanding the domestic violence law to include the attempt or conspiracy to commit one of the predicate domestic violence acts already enumerated in the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act. The proposed change is an important provision that is intended to clarify the scope of the law in New Jersey.
Can You Get a Divorce and Resolve Financial Issues Later?
Couples may want this type of divorce because they can change their marital status without waiting for their financial issues to be sorted out which could take months or years. However, many states prohibit or significantly limit bifurcation including New Jersey.
3 Reasons You Need Legal Representation in a Domestic Violence Case
Legal representation can make a significant difference in ensuring each party in a domestic abuse case, as well as their family members, are protected.
Why New Jersey Raised the Legal Age for Marriage
Last year, New Jersey became the second state in the country to ban teenage marriage. Prior to the change, 16- and 17-year-olds could obtain marriage licenses with parental consent.
Stephanie Frangos Hagan, Esq. installed as the President of the Morris County Bar Association
Stephanie Frangos Hagan was installed as the President of the Morris County Bar Association on January 17th 2019. Stephanie was installed as the 120th President of the bar association but only the 10th female President.