There are few things more important than ensuring your children are well taken care of. Unfortunately, after a court makes a custody decision, or even if you reach a custody decision on your own through mediation or another alternative divorce method, it can be more challenging to ensure your child is being raised according to your wishes. That said, just as your child's best interest is the number one factor…Read More

There are few things more stressful than getting a divorce, no matter who you are. That said, if you are a member of the LGBTQ community, you were only fairly recently granted the right to get married, and now you may find yourself in a situation where you're ready to get a divorce. This can be devastating, as you thought your relationship would last a lifetime, and now you're wondering…Read More

Divorce is inevitably a difficult time in anyone’s life, and the legal process can be confusing. Serving divorce papers is typically one of the first steps in beginning legal proceedings. If you need guidance through the divorce process, our Bergen County Divorce Attorneys are here for you! Read on to learn more about divorce papers and their importance in the legal process. How do I serve divorce papers in the…Read More

There are a number of things you should keep in mind to avoid when going through your New Jersey divorce. Keep reading and reach out to our experienced Bergen County divorce attorneys. We are on your side. What to avoid during the divorce process: Becoming a Financial Victim One of the greatest mistakes divorcing spouses can make is being in the dark regarding finances. If your spouse has always managed…Read More

In the event that your spouse has sprung a divorce announcement on you, it is not uncommon to feel unprepared and overwhelmed, especially if you are unsure about how to pay attorneys fees. If you are in this unfortunate situation, it is in your best interest to give our legal team a call today. Our Bergen County divorce attorneys have the knowledge and experience required to ensure that your divorce…Read More

Even after a New Jersey court makes a judgment in a divorce case, either party may apply for a post-judgment modification. When one or both former spouses, or their child, experience a change in circumstances that makes the prior judgment regarding alimony, child support, child custody and/or visitation unfair or unworkable, one or both parties may file a post-judgment motion. For more information on the nature of a post-judgment modification…Read More