Alimony and Spousal Support

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

Posted on by Accel Admin
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

Does Spousal Support End When I Retire in New Jersey?

Posted on by Accel Admin
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

How Cohabitation May Affect Alimony in New Jersey

Posted on by Accel Admin
In today's day and age, couples are not strictly limited to marriage. Oftentimes, life partners will seek alternatives to marriage. One of those alternatives is cohabitation. New Jersey law defines cohabitation as follows: “A mutually supportive, intimate personal relationship in which a couple has undertaken duties and privileges that are commonly associated with marriage or civil union but does not necessarily maintain a single common household.” That being said, if…Read More

What You Need to Know About Modifying Alimony Payments in New Jersey

Posted on by Accel Admin
After a divorce, alimony terms are often agreed upon so that the financially dependent spouse can maintain his or her standard of living. However, in the months or years after a marriage, circumstances change and warrant a modification to alimony payments as well. Please read on and speak with our knowledgeable New Jersey family law attorneys today to learn more. What warrants an increase in alimony payments in New Jersey?…Read More

What You Need to Know About Alimony in New Jersey

Posted on by Accel Admin
When couples get divorced, the financially dependent spouse is often left wondering whether he or she will be able to take care of him or herself without the additional financial support. That is why New Jersey courts generally offer alimony to these spouses. Please continue reading and reach out to our experienced Bergen County family law attorneys to learn more about alimony and how our firm can help you receive…Read More

Can I Modify My Divorce Terms During COVID-19?

Posted on by Accel Admin
In the wake of the new coronavirus, more and more people have undergone significant changes to their everyday lives, whether it be losing employment, contracting the virus, or otherwise. Fortunately, though times are difficult, in many cases, you can still change certain divorce terms, such as alimony or child support terms (even temporarily, if need be). Please continue reading and reach out to our experienced Bergen County family law attorneys…Read More

Why You Should Never Talk About Your Ex On Social Media

Posted on by Accel Admin
With the new coronavirus become a central topic in our daily lives, and with many of us now being ordered to stay inside, social media usage will most likely see a huge uptick in the weeks or months to come. This is why we feel it is prudent to discuss how what you do on social media can drastically impact your divorce if you are going through one, or even…Read More

Can I Modify Divorce Terms After They’ve Been Decided in Court?

Posted on by Accel Admin
As we move through life, things gradually--and sometimes suddenly--change. Though we can’t predict how and to what extent, we can almost certainly guarantee that life will change. That is why in many cases, former spouses may require a revision of divorce terms settled years, or even months ago. If you are someone who is looking to request a post-divorce modification, you must continue reading and reach out to our experienced…Read More

Child Custody For Unmarried Parents in New Jersey

Posted on by Accel Admin
There are few things more important to parents than retaining custody of their children. Though in most cases child custody terms are handled through a divorce, if you are an unmarried parent, child custody is determined a bit differently. Please read on and speak with our experienced Bergen County family law attorneys to learn more about how we can help you through the legal process going forward. Here are some…Read More

Why Should I Hire an Attorney For a Divorce?

Posted on by Accel Admin
Divorce is among the most stressful times in a person’s life, and to make matters worse, it is often draining, both emotionally and financially. Because of this, many spouses debate whether they truly need an attorney to help them through the divorce process. The answer, for many reasons, is yes, you will need an attorney, but don’t take our word for it--simply continue reading to learn more about why it’s…Read More

Read Our Latest Blog Posts

  •  What Is The Best Way to Handle a High-Conflict Custody Battle?

    A high-conflict custody battle can cause a lot of stress, and you need to be sure that this stress does not make you do anything to jeopardize your case. Learning how to handle this situation can help you make a better case for custody and escape this battle with minimal…
    Read More

  •  How Does Child Support Work For Children With Special Needs?

    A child support agreement is calculated with many different factors in mind, but the well-being of the child is always first priority. When a child has special needs, figuring out what kind of support is necessary to keep them happy and healthy is an absolute necessity. This can complicate the…
    Read More

  •  Where Do I Get Divorce Papers?

    When you want to file for divorce, you need divorce papers. Fortunately, they are usually easy to find at your local courthouse or through other sources. It’s the divorce itself that usually proves far more difficult. Our Bergen County divorce attorneys can help you fight for the best possible outcomes…
    Read More