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How Do You Relocate Without Violating a Child Custody Agreement?

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The average American is expected to move over 11 times during the course of their life. That process can be further complicated if you share child custody with a former spouse. If you want to or need to relocate with your child, please read on, then contact one of our skilled relocation and child custody attorneys in Bergen County, NJ to learn how you can relocate without violating a child…Read More

The Differences Between Contested and Uncontested Divorces

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Popular culture is rife with examples of truly acrimonious divorces. But that isn’t always the case. If you’re in the process of a divorce, please read on, then contact our experienced contested divorce attorneys in Bergen County, NJ to learn more about the differences between contested and uncontested divorces. What are the differences between contested and uncontested divorces? A contested divorce means that the spouses oppose or challenge each other’s…Read More

How Does Child Support Work in New Jersey?

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Raising children is expensive, particularly in the Garden State. This can be especially true when parents are in the process of divorcing. If this process appears complex, please read on, then contact our child support lawyers in Bergen County, NJ to discuss how child support works in New Jersey. How does child support work in New Jersey? Under New Jersey law, both parents must financially support their children. New Jersey…Read More

What to Know About Collaborative Divorce in New Jersey

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If you are facing a divorce and cannot agree on the terms of your divorce with your spouse, you are in what is termed as a contested divorce. Most contested divorces will enter a litigation process. This can be expensive and time-consuming. This is why some spouses who are facing a contested divorce will look to other options to avoid litigation. One of the alternative dispute resolution options they may…Read More

Grandparents Rights in New Jersey | What to Know

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Creating a child custody agreement is a complex process for divorcing spouses. If one parent is granted sole custody, the other is only left with visitation rights. This can be challenging for everyone involved. This process can also be hard on grandparents who have strong bonds with their grandchildren. When a grandparent's child loses custody, it can be difficult for the grandparents to see their grandchild. To learn more about…Read More

Drafting a Prenuptial Agreement in New Jersey | What to Know

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It is common for spouses to draft a prenuptial agreement to protect their assets from a future potential divorce. These agreements are useful tools that can save both parties in the long run if they were to divorce. To learn more about drafting a prenuptial agreement and how our New Jersey prenuptial agreements attorney can assist you, continue reading and contact our experienced firm. We are looking forward to hearing…Read More

What to Know About Non-Marital Agreements in NJ

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If you and your partner have chosen not to get married, you may still desire some of the legal benefits of marriage without the title. To learn more about how to achieve this with a non-marital agreement, continue reading. For assistance in creating a non-martial agreement, contact our non-marital agreements attorney. We would be happy to assist you. Here are some questions you may have: Why should I draft a…Read More

I Lost My Job, Can I Stop Paying Alimony?

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If you are currently making alimony payments and have recently lost your job, you may be wondering if this warrants an alimony modification. To learn more about how losing a job may impact alimony payments in New Jersey, continue reading and contact our New Jersey alimony and spousal support attorney Can I stop paying alimony if I lost my job? The following questions will be considered by the court when…Read More

What to Know About Appealing a Divorce Decision in New Jersey

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If you have gone through a litigated divorce, a judge may have made a number of decisions on your behalf regarding matters of child support, child custody, alimony, and more. Judges will work hard to rule in a way that is fair to both parties. However, you may still not be happy with the outcome of your divorce. You may need to file an appeal in this case. To learn…Read More

What to Know About Temporary Alimony in New Jersey

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If you believe that you require temporary alimony during your divorce proceedings, continue reading and reach out to our experienced New Jersey alimony and spousal support attorney. What is pendente lite support? Pendente lite support is a legal term for alimony and support that is sought during the divorce process before an alimony agreement is reached. Pendente lite support is often awarded to spouses who sacrificed their careers or the…Read More

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  •  What Are The Best Ways To Save Money in an NJ Divorce?

    You know that a divorce is going to cost you a significant sum, but there are ways that you can prepare for the proceedings and save money. Our Bergen County divorce attorneys can advise you on the best problem-solving methods and help you make it through this process with more…
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  •  Angela M. Scafuri to Speak at NJSBA Annual Meeting on CLE Panel

    We are excited to announce that Angela M. Scafuri will be speaking at the New Jersey State Bar Association’s Annual Meeting on a CLE panel. The panel is called “Challenging Situations With Clients Involving Cultural Sensitivity,” and is happening on Thursday, 5/16. Click here for the full list of CLE…
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  •  Can I Collect Social Security From My Ex?

    When you get divorced, you split up all of the property. This can include some assets that have not come in yet, like your spouse’s future Social Security benefits. Depending on how long you were married and a few other factors, you may be able to collect on those benefits…
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