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Child Support & Income Inequality Among Parents in NJ
Posted in: Child Support Family Law

Child Support Duties for Parents with Different Income Levels

July 20, 2024

If You or Your Ex Make More Money, Questions Arise as to the Affect on Child Support Payments in New Jersey Parents may argue over many aspects of their divorce, but one thing they generally agree on is that they do not want their children to suffer more than necessary. While everyone agrees that divorce impacts the children, child support is meant to ensure that the children’s financial wellbeing and standard of living remains as it was prior to the […]

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Posted in: Family Law Prenuptial Agreements

Religious Traditions and Their Impact on Prenuptial Contracts in New Jersey

July 15, 2024

Religious customs can sometimes conflict with the legal realities of marriage, leading to complex negotiations and unique clauses in prenuptial and marital agreements. The institution of marriage is a significant event in the vast majority of religions around the world. Each religion has their own version of a marriage ceremony, as well as their own traditions. Religious traditions, many times, are taken more seriously than the law of the land. These traditions can dictate who you marry, when you get […]

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Strategies for a Smooth Overnight Visit Explained by NJ Custody Lawyers
Posted in: Child Custody Family Law

Making the First Overnight Stay Smooth: Helping Your Child Adjust After Separation

July 10, 2024

Saying Goodbye to Your Little One for Their First Overnight Stay Can Be a Real Rollercoaster of Emotions for Both Parents and Toddlers. Separation and divorce is one of the toughest situations a parent, and a child, can face. When a child goes to stay overnight for the first time with a non-custodial parent, it can be very tough emotionally for all concerned. Here we provide some guidelines that will help everyone cope better with the stress. If you are […]

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How Courts Evaluate Complexities in Interstate Child Custody in NJ
Posted in: Child Custody Family Law

Meaning and Implications of Interstate Custody

July 5, 2024

Interstate custody is already a complicated matter, but the complexities are magnified when parents live in different states. The last few decades have seen major changes in the way people move around the country and the world to seek new education and work opportunities. Gone are the days when most individuals settled down and remained in the same zip code where they graduated from high school. While globalization and expanded opportunities can present many career and experiential benefits, they can […]

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Meaning, Purpose, and Process of Bifurcated Divorce in NJ
Posted in: Divorce Family Law

A Complete Guide to Bifurcated Divorce in New Jersey

June 30, 2024

NJ Bifurcated Divorce: Should You End Marriage Now, Deal with Reserved Issues Later? There are very few cases in which divorce is a cut and dry affair. Even spouses who get along face the challenging realities of equitably dividing their assets and debts, determining spousal support, agreeing on a child custody arrangement that is in the best interests of their children and fits their evolving needs, and addressing the countless little details involved in dissolving a marriage and a life […]

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