Coronavirus is not the only concern that can limit grandparents access to the their grandchildren. Parents have the right to make the call and it can be especially challenging for grandparents during the holiday season. However, those individuals in New Jersey who are grandparents and believe that having time... read more
Perhaps you and your future former spouse struggled to reach a point where you could agree to work out your custody arrangements and parenting plan without going to court. You may know that this is no small feat considering the emotional upheaval going on in your lives right now.... 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
After your divorce in New Jersey, it no doubt took you a good deal of time to for you and your kids to become acclimated to your new situation. Now your ex-spouse is coming to you saying that he or she wants to move away, and that he or... read more
If you and your spouse reach a point in life where parting ways is the healthiest option, you may be eager to move forward and open a new chapter in your life. However, with the potential gravity the outcome of your divorce could have on your life, you might... read more
Parents in New Jersey who have worked hard to co-parent amicably and provide two stable environments for their child may be surprised when the child announces that it is not working. After all, reducing conflict is supposed to lessen the negative stressors of the divorce, and creating strong parent-child... read more
As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Attorney I am often asked what happens to a marital owned business following a divorce. When you are a business owner, and let’s say you own a delicatessen. You’ve opened that delicatessen up during the marriage, and your wife has worked in that... read more
As COVID-19 has taught us, life changes fast and sometimes unexpectedly. Your marriage set you on a new path, and each of your children altered your life in some way. You have likely gone through job changes and perhaps a move or two with your family. Now, you have... read more
During these unprecedented times, it is exceedingly important to continue moving a matter forward. The best way to do this during quarantine is to attend mediation remotely, whether it be telephonically or by video conference. While it may seem strange to attend such an important part of the litigation... read more
I am part of a small online community of women in Hunterdon County, New Jersey who engage in an information exchange, if you will. Recently, a woman posted a question concerning her new child support award and potential alimony award. Within that post, she inquired as to how to... read more
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