201-500-8914 Call Today For A Free Phone Consultation
Serving New Jersey Since 1978.
Our attorneys have more than 100 years of cumulative experience.
When a marriage ends, most spouses want to make their divorce as quick and painless as possible. But just as each marriage is different, so is each divorce. The vast majority of divorcing couples settle as fewer than 10% end up going before a judge. The process that’s...
As divorce rates continue to slowly climb across the country, all age groups see an uptick in divorces. This includes "grey divorcees": a term coined to refer to divorcing couples aged 50 and up. Despite the popularity and increasing number of grey divorcees, there...
Property tax is an expected part of homeownership, but an unanticipated increase can leave you reeling. If you believe your property tax is too high, you can appeal to have it lowered under certain circumstances. Ask yourself these three questions to determine if you...
As someone that owns securities or other investments, you know you could lose a lot in your upcoming divorce by dividing or selling them. One of the keys to holding on to as much of your investments as possible is to figure out the best time to split them or sell them...
Many couples do not anticipate getting a divorce, but if they do, they might wish they had a prenuptial agreement on hand to guide them. People often associate prenuptial agreements with wealthy couples. In reality, any couple may draft a prenup and put it into...
New Jersey law does not require the use of an attorney for real estate transactions. However, many state residents still decide to engage legal advice when buying or selling a home. Review the common situations when a real estate attorney can assist with a New...
As part of your divorce settlement, you received joint custody of your shared child. This presents unfamiliar territory, and you may feel uncertain of how to proceed. To help, see what Parents suggests for making the most of sharing time with your daughter or son....
If you father a child in New Jersey, you automatically receive legal paternity if you have married the child's mother. Unmarried fathers must establish paternity before they can seek child custody or visitation. Review the process of obtaining your parental rights in...
Many parts of divorce are difficult, but few are as fraught as child custody. Even if you and your ex-spouse are on generally good terms, negotiating this subject can be a minefield. One of the most difficult aspects can be re-imagining your family life after the...
If you and your spouse can’t be in the same room without arguing, you may wonder how you can co-parent after the divorce. Despite your contentious relationship, you may still want your soon-to-be-ex involved in your children’s lives. Parallel parenting offers the...
