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If you have a kid in the state of New Jersey and you are responsible for child support payments, you may be wondering when your obligation to keep making those payments ends. The law requires you to continue supporting your child until they reach the age of 19 since this is considered the “majority” age in this state and the point at which they can make their own legal decisions.…Read More
When you agree to marry your partner, you may be excited to begin the next chapter of your life. While you anticipate wedding planning, you may want to also consider discussing whether or not a prenuptial agreement is necessary for your needs as a couple. Though many find this off-putting, it is an essential conversation you should have with the help of prenuptial agreement attorneys in Bergen County, NJ. Keep…Read More
In some instances, like a contentious divorce, it may seem okay to omit information or change your story to benefit you. However, this is far from the truth, and as the old saying goes, "honesty is the best policy!" Doing what you can to keep a calm, clear head is essential, as letting your emotions get the best of you can have negative impacts on the outcome of your divorce.…Read More
When getting divorced, one mistake many make is that they desperately want to end the marriage as quickly as possible. Divorce can be a tedious and draining process, and as such, many will settle for significantly less than what they deserve. However, opting to go through a collaborative divorce is a great way to have more control over your finances and makes the process much more manageable. Keep reading to…Read More
When getting divorced, you do not necessarily have to sell your house before mediation or litigation. However, it may be in your best interest to sell your family home before divorce proceedings. This will alleviate some of the stress associated with the division of assets. Please follow along to learn whether you should sell your family home before, during, or after your divorce. In addition, contact one of our seasoned…Read More
Child custody cases can be difficult for many different reasons. It can be an emotional decision to determine how much time a child should spend with each of their parents or caregivers. Furthermore, many parents in these cases wonder what factors will be considered when a judge makes a child custody decision. Our knowledgeable law firm has all the answers you might be looking for! Continue reading to find out…Read More
Regardless of how old you are, divorces can be extremely overwhelming. However, there are certain issues associated with divorces among older adults that younger couples are not faced with during the divorce process. Nevertheless, it is imperative for older couples seeking a gray divorce to understand the critical issues they may face during the divorce process. For instance, many older couples neglect to consider the impact alimony will have on…Read More
You may not want to place your child in the middle of your custody battle. However, they may want to get involved if they have a preference for what the outcome is. Continue reading to learn whether your child can have a say in a custody decision and how one of the experienced child custody evaluation attorneys in Bergen County, NJ, at Townsend, Tomaio & Newmark, can work on your…Read More
We tend to prepare for virtually any major life event, and divorce is certainly something that would fall under that classification. Unfortunately, however, divorce can sometimes happen seemingly out of the blue, but even so, it is important to take action as soon as possible to prepare for what's to come. Divorce can be a document-heavy and emotional process, so it is best you do everything you can to ready…Read More
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