“Breaking up is hard to do,” was a hit song by Neil Sedaka in 1960. And indeed, it’s very true in most cases — particularly when dealing with the breakup of a marriage. Emotions usually run high, partners can resort to finger pointing and placing blame on the other. No-fault... read more
It started as a match made in heaven (or at least in New Jersey), but time and circumstances changed and a parting of ways may be in sight. The thought of divorce can seem overwhelming, with a host of financial, emotional and logistical issues that need addressing. Because the... read more
Family dynamics can be complicated, even more so following a divorce. As a result, situations can arise in which grandparents can become isolated from their grandchildren or worse, fear for their welfare. New Jersey courts typically support the involvement of grandparents in a child’s life. They recognize the important... read more
The dissolution of a marriage can be painful, and the decisions to be made during a divorce can be difficult. The welfare of the children, if any, and the equitable distribution of property, are real issues that must be resolved, hopefully in a way that is satisfactory for all... read more
The breakup of a household — and a family —through divorce can be a stressful time not only for the parents, but for the children as well. One of the key issues facing the couple is how the divorce will impact their children, and how both parents will continue... read more
Getting married? Congratulations! It’s a romantic time, full of love, expectation and happy celebrations. But amidst all these festivities, New Jersey couples should set some time aside for the practicalities that come with legal unions — like whether to consider a prenuptial agreement (a.k.a., a prenup). While no one... read more
The emergence of COVID has virtually upended the way we live — how we work, recreate, educate our kids, and interact with one another. For parents who are divorced, these challenging times may also necessitate a change in their co-parenting schedule, to better accommodate the specific needs and welfare... read more
It has been said that children who are the products of divorced parents are more likely to end up getting divorced as well. This is something psychologists have long believed. Why? According to a study completed in Sweden, it is not because of the environment in which they were... read more
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