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Post-Judgment Modifications in New Jersey | What You Need to Know

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If you are someone who has gotten divorced, you may find that in the months or years following your divorce, your circumstances have changed. This is completely normal, which is why courts in New Jersey grant many former spouses what is known as post-judgment modifications. If you believe your circumstances have changed and your current divorce agreement no longer suits your needs, please read on and speak with our knowledgeable…Read More

Retainer Fees and Paying for Your NJ Divorce Attorney

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One of the most common, and understandable, concerns our Bergen County divorce clients have is regarding the cost of their divorce. Specifically, most people considering a divorce or beginning the divorce process want to know how much it is going to cost them in terms of paying for an experienced and effective divorce attorney. While some divorce attorneys may charge a one-time fee for their services, this method of paying…Read More

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    There are few legal matters more personal than divorce, which is why if you are currently entering the divorce process, you most likely have various concerns as to how the process will go, what will happen, and how your divorce will be resolved. For many, the thought of court-based divorce,…
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  •  What Happens if My Former Spouse is Refusing to Pay Alimony in NJ?

    There are few things more important after a divorce than receiving the alimony payments to which you are entitled. If your former spouse is currently refusing to pay alimony, you most likely have a lot on your mind. Please continue reading and speak with our knowledgeable New Jersey family law…
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  •  Can I Receive Alimony if I Was Never Married to My Partner in NJ?

    As you know, you do not need to be married to have a strong and lasting relationship with another person. In fact, many people simply choose to avoid marriage altogether, though this does not change the fact that they consider each other life partners, that they live together, and that…
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