As a proficient New Jersey Divorce Attorney, I often get questions from clients about the steps after signing your settlement agreement. Once you’ve reached settlement on all of the terms in your divorce, you’ve signed a settlement agreement, you’ve reviewed it thoroughly with your attorney prior to signing. You’ve... read more
As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Attorney, when somebody asks me what their grounds for divorce should be, I’m going to respond, “Talk to me.” Tell me some facts and give me some information so that I can advise you what could be the grounds of the cause of... read more
As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, when someone asks about serving their spouse with divorce papers, it’s a real sensitive area for me. I had the big problem with people getting the proverbial sheriff in a uniform and pounding on the door saying, “You’re served, your divorce papers.”... read more
As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Lawyer I am regularly asked if the court can make a spouse pay for the other spouse’s legal fees. When you’re talking about fees and one spouse paying for the other spouse’s fees, you have to look at the incomes because oftentimes you... read more
As an accomplished New Jersey Divorce Attorney, I often get questions from clients regarding discovery and how it will affect them. Discovery is a very important part of every divorce and it is exactly what it sounds like. It’s an opportunity for you to discover things about your spouse... read more
As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Attorney I am often asked about paternity rights. When you want to establish paternity rights, you basically want to say that this child is my blood child. Now, you would be able to do that in the court system by filing in what’s... read more
As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Lawyer I am often asked about no-fault divorce. No-fault divorce means that you’re getting divorced, you’re going to be separated, and there’s nobody that’s at fault. It’s very simple. Every state in America has a no-fault divorce. What does that mean? You may... read more
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