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Estate Planning Essentials when Divorcing with Children in NJ
Posted in: Divorce Estate Planning

Revamping Your Estate: What Divorced Parents with Kids in New Jersey Should Know

October 21, 2024

The Importance of Taking Control of Your Estate Plan when Getting Divorced with Children On the long list of concerns that you may have when going through a divorce, revisiting your estate plan might not be at the top. However, while many divorcing couples with children focus on asset division, custody and visitation, and child support, divorce has a significant impact on your estate plan and failing to make the necessary changes can result in unintended consequences. Making sure that […]

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Using the Right of First Refusal when Your Ex Leaves Your Child with a Babysitter in NJ
Posted in: Child Custody Family Law

Significance of the Right of First Refusal in Your NJ Custody Case

October 16, 2024

I Don’t Want my Children Left with a Babysitter During my Ex’s Parenting Time in NJ, What Can I Do? Divorce is a long, arduous process, and when it comes to child custody decisions, even the most amicable separations can go pear-shaped in a heartbeat.  Parents must relinquish some control over parenting decisions and are left with less of a voice than during the marriage while their child is spending time with their ex.  This can be excruciatingly challenging.  Fortunately, […]

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Why Discretionary Use of AI in Your Family Law Case is Key
Posted in: Family Law

The Part Artificial Intelligence Can and Can’t Play in Family Law

October 11, 2024

While AI can be a valuable tool in divorce, custody, and other family law matters, over-reliance on this pervasive technology can be detrimental to an individual client’s unique case. Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be a valuable tool for many industries. The tool’s popularity crosses many sectors, including information providers, science, business, health, and technical applications. However, everyday use by educators, job applicants, food services, and anyone who needs to write or research is growing more widespread. AI has even made […]

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Understanding Who is at Risk for Higher Alimony Payments in NJ
Posted in: Alimony Divorce Family Law

Warning Signs that You May Pay More in Alimony in NJ

October 6, 2024

Worried about whether you’re at risk of higher alimony payments in NJ? Our divorce lawyers discuss the warning signs that often lead to bigger alimony requirements. Have you been wondering whether your divorce is likely to come with a substantial alimony bill? There are specific times in an individual’s life where there is a heightened risk that they may be ordered to pay long-term and sizable alimony. This typically occurs when an individual is going through a divorce in their […]

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The Legal Implications of a Walkaway Wife Syndrome in NJ Divorces
Posted in: Divorce Family Law

Decoding the Walkaway Wife Phenomenon in New Jersey

September 30, 2024

Marriage is a journey of shared experiences and mutual growth.  While there is no such thing as a perfect marriage, sometimes a partner is unwilling to wait for things to change and walks away from the marriage. When the wife abruptly ends the marriage without warning, it is known as “walkaway wife syndrome.” Although it appears to be a sudden decision, it is usually the result of unresolved conflicts and a breakdown of communication in the marriage.  Walkaway wife syndrome […]

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