Blog Posts in Year: 2014

In the midst of the media storm surrounding efforts to reform alimony in New Jersey, it is difficult to wade through the information and know what is ...

paid in New Jersey, there were more questions than answers. Payers and recipients both wondered if their cases would be impacted, and if so, to what d...

The Judge is the person that makes key decisions in your case. So it is vital he or she properly applies the law to the facts of your case. A misstep ...

When you get divorced one of the most important things on your mind is your financial future. Standing on solid financial ground is essential if you a...

It’s an earth-shattering and monumental change when it comes to divorce law, but here it is: New Jersey now sees a change in alimony law that co...

Consider the prospect of a basketball game, and you’re taking the ball out. You have a particular time limit to do that, and if you go beyond it...

There’s a common misconception that divorce law always involves marriage. Why is that wrong? Simply put, divorce law involves any situation wher...

This may be a cautionary tale for some, and a reality to others, but the fact is this –prenuptial agreements, while oftentimes successful in ensuri...

Notice that I don’t even consider the term “unconstitutional” in this case at all, because while the statutes will often codify the ...