List of Don’ts for Stay at Home Parents Seeking Custody

March 14, 2024

What Not to do as a Stay at Home Mom or Dad who Wants Custody in New Jersey In 1940, 92% of women were stay-at-home moms. By 2020, more than 70% of women are in the workforce, either full or part-time. In 2022, 50% of moms who chose to stay at home had at least one child under the age of 5. 65% of women and 55% of men agree that children benefit from having one parent stay home. The […]

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Our Divorce Lawyers Can Help You Draft a Prenuptial Agreement as a Pro Athlete in New Jersey
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Safeguard Your Interests as a Pro Athlete with a Strong Prenup

March 9, 2024

Professional Athletes Need Solid Prenups to Protect their Interests in the Event of Divorce, Given their High Incomes, Unique Risks of Short Careers, and Public Scrutiny. Professional athletes are well-known for their physical prowess and their high incomes. They are also often well-known for abrupt ends to lucrative careers and very public divorces. The combination of high incomes, abrupt career ends, and public divorces is one reason that we recommend prenuptial agreements to our professional athlete clients. Prenups protect both […]

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Our Attorneys Provide Vital Support for Managing PTSD Symptoms Following a Divorce Process in NJ
Posted in: Divorce Family Law

Addressing PTSD in the Aftermath of Divorce

March 4, 2024

The Traumatic Events of a Divorce May Even Trigger PTSD, But It Often Goes Unnoticed or Untreated. Going through a divorce upends your entire life. It may cause you to move, change jobs, and even put a strain on your relationship with your children through sharing two homes and spending less time together. Beyond the fall out of your divorce, the conflict that caused the dissolution of your marriage might still be ongoing or it may have left deep emotional […]

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A Comprehensive Guide to Post-Judgment Modifications in New Jersey

February 28, 2024

Changes Are a Part of Life, and Sometimes These Changes Require Modifications to Original Divorce Agreements Regarding Alimony, Child Support, Custody, or Parenting Time. Circumstances for a divorced couple and their family can change after the divorce is over. Whether those life changes occur a year, five years, or more later, a post-judgment motion is an application filed by one or both former spouses (and, less frequently, a child) requesting that the court modify part(s) of the final divorce agreement. […]

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If Mediation Proves Unsuccessful, Consider Alternative Resolution Methods with Our Team of Family Attorneys in Passaic County, NJ
Posted in: Divorce Mediation

Is Mediation Mandatory for My Spouse in New Jersey?

February 23, 2024

Mediation, Whether Voluntary or Court-Ordered, Addresses Specific Divorce-Related Issues to Promote Compromise There is more than one way to get a divorce. Mediation, a type of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), is used to resolve a divorce without going to trial. It entails negotiation directed by a neutral third party known as the mediator, a trained, impartial professional who facilitates difficult conversations about parenting time, alimony, and the distribution of assets and debts. The mediator’s job is to keep the conversation […]

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