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Tips For a Low Conflict Divorce in the State of New Jersey

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In the best interests of your children, as well as yourselves, you and your spouse have decided to have a civil, low conflict divorce. But how do you manage that? If you need help dialing down the tension, please read on, then contact one of our experienced collaborative divorce attorneys in Bergen County NJ to learn some tips for a low conflict divorce in the state of New Jersey. What…Read More

Adoption in New Jersey | Some Frequently Asked Questions

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Regardless of the type of adoption you choose, the process is an invasive one. To ensure that the child will be placed in a happy, healthy and stable environment, your life will receive close scrutiny. For example, you may be required to participate in training courses, background checks, home visits, reference checks and more. If you would like to undertake this process, please contact one of our experienced adoption attorneys…Read More

How Do You Enforce Child Support in the State of New Jersey?

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In the state of New Jersey, the age of emancipation is 18. Until that time, and sometimes beyond it, circumstances permitting, both parents are expected to support their children. Unfortunately, your former spouse has made the decision to not fulfill their financial obligation as dictated by the state's Family Court. If you require assistance in making sure that your former spouse meets his or her financial obligations, please read on,…Read More

Is Divorce Mediation Better than Litigation in New Jersey?

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In the best interests of you and your children, you have decided to legally separate from your spouse. Thus far, the proceedings have not descended into acrimony and you would like to keep it that way if you can help it. But how do you do so? One way to divorce peacefully is to engage the services of a divorce mediator. If you need assistance determining if that is in…Read More

Can You Divorce a Spouse Who Lives in Another State?

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Even though you do not physically live together, you feel you need to begin divorce proceedings against your spouse. But can you divorce a spouse who lives in another state under New Jersey law? If you are asking yourself that very question, please read on. Then contact one of our experienced contested divorce attorneys in Bergen County, NJ to learn what your rights and responsibilities are in this matter. Does…Read More

Can You Travel Abroad With Your Children After a Divorce?

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Contested divorces make even the most minor decisions a battle. But now you want to or need to take your children abroad. If you need to know your rights and responsibilities, please read on, then contact one of our experienced Bergen County divorce attorneys to learn if you can travel abroad with your children after a divorce. Are you permitted to travel abroad with your children after a divorce? If…Read More

Preserving Your Claim to Child Support in New Jersey

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By its very nature, divorce is divisive, severing a bond between two people. But few topics are as sensitive as child custody and child support. Nevertheless, as the custodial parent, you have certain rights and responsibilities. If you need help protecting your rights, please read on, then contact one of our experienced child support lawyers in Bergen County, NJ to learn more about preserving your claim to child support in…Read More

Frequently Asked Questions About Child Support in New Jersey

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Regardless of whether you are the custodial or non-custodial parent, please read on, then contact one of our experienced child support lawyers in Bergen County, NJ to learn the answers to some of the frequently asked questions about child support in New Jersey. What are people asking about child support in New Jersey? As you proceed through the child support court process, you no doubt have many questions. Take comfort…Read More

Establishing Paternity in New Jersey | What You Ought To Know

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No matter how your child came into existence, you intend to do right by him or her. As such, you intend to give the child access to your health insurance, life insurance, social security, veteran's benefits and/or inheritance. However, you have not established legal paternity. If you require assistance, please read on, then contact one of our experienced fathers' rights attorneys in Bergen County, NJ to learn what you ought…Read More

How a Divorce Can Help You and Your Kids in New Jersey

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You have given your all but you have no hope of salvaging your marriage. It happens to the best of us. You need not feel ashamed, especially when you and your spouse are simply not right for each other. In fact, divorce can sometimes be beneficial. If you need to know if getting divorced is right for you, please read on, then contact one of our skilled Bergen County divorce…Read More

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  •  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…
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  •  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…
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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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