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A Legal Perspective on Detecting and Challenging Deepfakes in Family Court
Posted in: Family Law

Fighting False Proof in Family Law with Deepfake Detection

January 16, 2025

Information is Power when it Comes to Manipulated and Deceptively Created Evidence in New Jersey Family Law Matters You and your ex are involved in an acrimonious custody battle, and you are attempting to prove why you are the most suitable parent.  Your spouse and their lawyer present a video to the court as evidence that you are a danger to your children.  It shows you at a party with what appears to be underage drinkers partaking in alcohol and […]

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What You Can and Cannot do when it Comes to Custody of an Unborn Child in New Jersey
Posted in: Child Custody Family Law

Proactive Custody Measures Before the Baby Arrives

January 11, 2025

What You Can and Cannot do when it Comes to Custody of an Unborn Child in New Jersey You find out your partner is pregnant and are both excited and concerned. Since you are not married to your partner, you wonder what will happen if you break up or if other life events interfere with your relationship. You wonder what you should do to protect your rights. When expecting a child, you want to be sure about establishing your parental […]

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Ozempic as a Precursor to Divorce in New Jersey
Posted in: Divorce Family Law

Uncovering the Connection Between Ozempic and Divorce

December 16, 2024

Family Law Attorneys Analyze Ozempic’s Impact on Marriage and Divorce in NJ Ozempic is part of a class of prescription drugs called semiglutides, or GLP-1 drugs. These drugs work by helping the pancreas secrete the right amounts of insulin, making them a very helpful medication for individuals suffering from diabetes. However, it was quickly discovered that Ozempic was also an excellent rapid weight-loss medication. The medication is now so commonly used for rapid weight loss that changes that occur to […]

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What Happens in Court-Ordered Family Counseling in New Jersey
Posted in: Child Custody Co-Parenting Divorce Family Law

Family Court-Ordered Counseling in New Jersey Explained

December 6, 2024

Guiding NJ Families Through Divorce and Child Custody With Court-Ordered Counseling Like the loss of a loved one, divorce can traumatize those going through it. A family unit breaks apart, too often leaving wreckage in its wake. Child custody disputes, especially, can leave brutal psychological wounds. However, even more agreeable divorces can stress parents and children as they navigate the separation and divorce process. In some cases, a judge may order family counseling to help divorcing couples and their children […]

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How to Resolve a Divorce Without Going to Court in New Jersey
Posted in: Divorce Family Law

Ways to Avoid a Courtroom Divorce

November 26, 2024

I Want to Divorce Outside of Court in New Jersey, What can I Do? When people picture divorce, they often picture contentious arguments in front of a judge, complete with screaming, tears, and lawyers objecting. While this may occur in some extremely high-conflict divorces, it doesn’t have to be this way. Many couples are capable of having a calm, respectful divorce that allows them to preserve a relationship and still walk away happy with the outcome of their divorce. If […]

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