As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, if someone says to me, “My spouse is purposefully underemployed,” the surgeon that says, “I’m not going to be a surgeon; I’m going to be a second grade teacher,” great, go be a second grade teacher. You know what the court is... read more
As an experienced New Jersey Domestic Violence Attorney, when someone tells me they are living with someone with a violent history, I’m concerned about domestic violence, I’m concerned about abuse, and it’s a sensitive area. In the divorce world, however, there is no correlation, no relation, no reason why... read more
As a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I am often asked by clients about cohabitation support. When someone asks me about their spouse living with somebody, or having a boyfriend and still paying alimony, the term is called cohabitation. So if your ex-spouse is living and found to have been... read more
As an accomplished New Jersey Divorce Attorney, clients often ask me if they can change their divorce document. After the final judgement of divorce, the only way to change to the document is with a consent order. This means that you and your ex get along and can change... read more
As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Attorney, I often get questions from clients about the compensation of alimony. Who pays alimony? That’s a hot-button topic. You’re typically going to see alimony in a case where one spouse was the financially dependent spouse and one spouse was the wage earner.... read more
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