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What Expenses are Covered by New Jersey Child Support?

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The Garden State's Family Court has ordered you to pay child support. You may be wondering whether the state will limit expenses to basics like food, shelter and clothing for the child or include such non-basic expenses as vacations, dance lessons and sports activities. The parent required to pay child support will often ask if they will have to provide additional money, on top of support payments, to pay for…Read More

Can I Get Custody of my Child During My New Jersey Divorce?

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Life will not stop to let you catch up just because you are going through a divorce. Divorcing parents who need to arrange the schedules and everyday activities of their children may find this especially true. Nevertheless, parents have ways to establish temporary child custody to maintain a regular schedule until the parties can reach a formal child custody arrangement. While not required, co-parents may find these temporary child custody…Read More

Complex Child Custody Issues in New Jersey

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Deciding on child custody is often one of the most complex aspects of divorce in New Jersey. Certain family circumstances or situations can add even more layers of complexity. Are you or your co-parent planning to move out of state or overseas? Are you ensnared in a high-conflict divorce and feel at risk for parental alienation? If you are in the midst of one of the most complex child custody…Read More

Can I Make My Ex Pay for Our Child’s College in New Jersey?

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To learn if you can make your ex pay for your child's college in New Jersey, please read on, then contact one of our experienced child support continuation attorneys in Bergen County, NJ today. Does your ex have to pay for your child's college in New Jersey? A handful of states have laws or case laws that give courts the authority to order a non-custodial parent to pay for some…Read More

Does a Restraining Order Affect Child Custody in New Jersey?

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Some of the most legally and emotionally impactful situations in family law revolve around domestic violence and the resulting legal actions of temporary restraining orders and final restraining orders. For victims of domestic violence and abuse, securing legal protection for themselves and their children is of the utmost importance. Conversely, individuals falsely accused of domestic violence need to deal with the restrictions and ramifications of a charge swiftly and effectively…Read More

Can I Protect Future Earnings with a Prenup in New Jersey?

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In the Garden State, prenuptial agreements are meant to define separate assets acquired prior to the marriage so they are not subject to equitable division in the event of a divorce. Despite the common misconception, prenuptial agreements are not only beneficial to celebrities, billionaires and people who own dozens of pre-marital assets. In fact, the bulk of prenuptial agreements are hashed out for middle-class couples who want to enjoy their…Read More

How Do You Qualify for Alimony in New Jersey?

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It is far from uncommon for couples to find that money is the root of most of their marital issues. Sadly, divorce does not end money issues and can make things worse, especially if one spouse is financially dependent on the other. Alimony, or spousal support, is a court-ordered financial payment that one spouse makes to the other during the divorce process and, sometimes, for a period after. If you…Read More

What You Should Know About Military Divorce in New Jersey

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If you would like more information about how to conduct a military divorce in New Jersey, please read on, then contact one of our experienced Bergen County divorce attorneys today. What are the requirements of a military divorce in New Jersey? As is the case with all other divorces, those seeking a military divorce must establish jurisdiction over their case by fulfilling a residency requirement. Because members of the military…Read More

How Much Does It Cost to Adopt a Child in New Jersey?

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Adopting can be a great way to grow your family and help a child in need of a home, whether you can't have children of your own, simply have the emotional and financial capacity to support another child and/or want to share your good fortune with a child who has no permanent home. For more information on what it might cost to adopt a child in New Jersey, please continue…Read More

How Does a Shared Business Affect a NJ Divorce?

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Equitable marital assets and debt distribution are second only to child custody in contentious divorce matters. This equitable distribution may be further complicated by the two parties in a divorce sharing a business. If you and your spouse co-own a business, please read on, then contact one of our experienced business division and divorce attorneys in Bergen County, NJ to learn how a shared business affects a divorce in NJ.…Read More

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    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…
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    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…
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  •  Does It Matter Who Files For Divorce First in New Jersey?

    If you suspect that your spouse is getting ready to file for divorce, should you rush to beat them to the punch? Filing for divorce first can seem like it will give you a big advantage, but it usually does not matter too much in the grand scheme of things.…
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