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What You Need to Know About Non-Marital Agreements in NJ

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During the course of their lives, many people choose to marry. That being said, as you know, it is quite possible to love someone without wanting to formally get married. This is becoming more and more common in today's day and age. That being said, married couples are allowed access to various legal and financial benefits because of their marital status, and non-married couples are not. However, by drafting a…Read More

What Happens if My Ex Refuses to Pay Alimony in New Jersey?

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Alimony is designed to help financially dependent spouses get their financial situation back on track after a divorce. If you were awarded alimony payments, though your ex is now refusing to make those payments, there is a very good chance you are now looking at your legal options going forward. Please continue reading and speak with our seasoned Bergen County divorce attorneys to learn more about how we can help…Read More

Can I Win Back Child Custody if I Was Not Initially Awarded It in NJ?

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There is nothing worse as a parent than being denied custody of your child. This is why if you find yourself in this situation, you are most likely now seeking to win back custody of your child. Please continue reading and speak with our experienced Bergen County family law attorneys to learn more about child custody, how we can help you seek a modification to your custody agreement, and more.…Read More

What Types of Adoption Are Available in New Jersey?

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If you are considering adopting a child in New Jersey, there is a very good chance that you have many different questions about the process ahead. There are many different types of adoption available to individuals in New Jersey, which is why it is critical that you have a firm understanding of each of these types of adoption and which type is best for you. Read on and speak with…Read More

What to Know About Marital Property Vs. Separate Property in NJ Divorce

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When spouses get divorced, courts will often divide their assets into marital property and separate property in the equitable distribution process. Please continue reading and speak with our New Jersey divorce attorneys to learn more about the difference between marital and separate property and how our firm can help fight for what is rightfully yours. Here are some of the questions you may have: What is marital property? Marital property…Read More

What Happens if My Former Spouse Violates Our Child Custody Agreement?

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There is nothing more important to parents than their children. If you believe your former spouse is violating your child custody agreement, please read on and reach out to our experienced New Jersey family law attorneys to learn more about how we can help you. Here are some of the questions you may have: What are some examples of violating a child custody agreement? There are various ways in which…Read More

How is Debt Divided in a New Jersey Divorce?

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In today's day and age, Americans all over the country find themselves shackled with debt. As you know, owing debt is a stressful situation, and going through a divorce can only complicate financial matters further. This is why if you are a spouse with debt, you are probably now researching whether you will have to pay off all this debt on your own. Please continue reading and speak with our…Read More

What You Need to Know About Child Custody Evaluations in NJ

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Oftentimes, child custody is among the most hotly contested divorce-related issues, and if you are someone who cannot agree on a custody agreement with your spouse, there is a very good chance that the court will order a child custody evaluation to help determine your custody agreement. This evaluation is not legally binding, however, judges will strongly consider the judge's determination. Read on and reach out to our experienced New…Read More

How Long Will I Have to Pay Child Support in New Jersey?

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One of the most common questions that supporting parents have is when child support payments end. Please continue reading and speak with our knowledgeable New Jersey family law attorneys to learn more about child support in New Jersey, when child support ends, and how our firm can help you through every step of the legal process ahead. Here are some of the questions you may have: How do New Jersey…Read More

Does Spousal Support End When I Retire in New Jersey?

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Alimony (also known as spousal support) is one of the most hotly-contested family law issues. Alimony is not intended to be a permanent agreement, which is why, oftentimes, after the supporting spouse retires, he or she will begin looking into whether he or she can cease making alimony payments. Please continue reading and speak with our knowledgeable Bergen County family law attorneys to learn more about whether spousal support ends…Read More

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  •  What You Need to Know About Non-Marital Agreements in NJ

    During the course of their lives, many people choose to marry. That being said, as you know, it is quite possible to love someone without wanting to formally get married. This is becoming more and more common in today's day and age. That being said, married couples are allowed access…
    Read More

  •  What Happens if My Ex Refuses to Pay Alimony in New Jersey?

    Alimony is designed to help financially dependent spouses get their financial situation back on track after a divorce. If you were awarded alimony payments, though your ex is now refusing to make those payments, there is a very good chance you are now looking at your legal options going forward.…
    Read More

  •  Can I Win Back Child Custody if I Was Not Initially Awarded It in NJ?

    There is nothing worse as a parent than being denied custody of your child. This is why if you find yourself in this situation, you are most likely now seeking to win back custody of your child. Please continue reading and speak with our experienced Bergen County family law attorneys…
    Read More