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.
How Are My Contributions to the Marriage Used in Determining Alimony?
Alimony is a sensitive and stressful issue with both sides often disputing what may be owed under the law. For spouses who may have limited education or job skills, or who left the workforce to raise children, it can be particularly difficult. They don’t want to be...
New Jersey Court Rules Against Divorced Parent Who Moved Out of State with His Children
If you or your co-parent are considering relocating out of state with your children, a recent New Jersey court decision has some valuable lessons. Under New Jersey law, before a custodial parent moves out of state with one or more children, he/she must get the consent of the non-custodial parent.
What Couples Need to Know About 2019 Changes in Tax Treatment of Alimony
Effective January 1, 2019, new federal tax laws go into effect which significantly impact alimony. Under long-standing tax law, alimony has been tax deductible for the person paying it and taxable income for the person receiving it.
Is Mediation the Right Solution for Your Divorce Disputes?
The traditional litigation process often encourages parties to take a “win-lose” approach to divorce. Every divorce is different, but before pursuing litigation, everyone should consider the benefits mediation can offer.