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Working with a Co-Parent after Divorce
Posted in: Child Custody Divorce Family Law

Working with a Co-Parent after Divorce

September 15, 2017

Any time two adults divorce, they are ending their legal and financial relationship with one another. However, if those same parties have children together they will enter into a new type of relationship, that of “co-parents”. The process of developing this new type of relationship isn’t always the easiest, but if you and your former spouse can find ways to work together as co-parents, it will greatly benefit the healthy growth and development of your children. Here are a few […]

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Bird's Nest Custody; An Interesting Alternative for Shared Custody
Posted in: Child Custody Divorce

Bird’s Nest Custody; An Interesting Alternative for Shared Custody

August 24, 2017

Up until very recently, any time divorced parents shared custody or parenting time of their children, they would do so from two separate residences. Depending on the exact parenting time schedule, the children would move back and forth between the homes of their parents, bringing their belongings, school work, clothing, and other important possessions with them. This understandably has the potential to cause a great deal of confusion and stress for the children involved, but what alternative do divorced parents […]

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The 2017 Child Support Law Change
Posted in: Child Support Divorce

The 2017 Child Support Law Change

August 9, 2017

Governor Chris Christie recently signed the bill S-1046/A-2721 which states that effective February 2017, all child support obligations automatically terminate when the child reaches the age of 19 unless specifically stated otherwise in your Passaic County child support agreement. This law applies not only to child support agreements signed after this date, but to child support agreements signed before this date as well. This has the potential to cause many complications for parents who signed child support agreements prior to this […]

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The Ins and Outs of NJ Divorce Law
Posted in: Divorce

The Ins and Outs of NJ Divorce Law

July 24, 2017

Making the ultimate decision to divorce can often be a difficult one, but once that decision is made, what is next? What kind of divorce will you pursue, and how will it be resolved? This is an important question, as there are several different options available to you in New Jersey. As always, consulting with an experienced Passaic County divorce attorney prior to making any decisions is highly recommended, as your attorney can provide you with specific recommendations to your […]

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What Happens to my Home in the Divorce?
Posted in: Division of Assets Divorce

What Happens to my Home in the Divorce?

July 13, 2017

One of the most frequent concerns our Passaic County divorce clients have is what will happen to their home in the divorce. Unfortunately, there is no easy answer to this question. Homes are treated much like other marital assets such as businesses, investments, and real estate properties during a divorce, and in order to determine what will happen to your home, you and your Passaic County divorce attorney must first discuss several key determining factors. Wayne NJ Prenuptial Agreement Attorneys […]

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