Morristown Family Law Firm Blog
Can I Sell my House During Divorce?
During a divorce case, your house’s selling is certainly one option, and it is one that some people will ask when they come to meet me. Depending on the issues
“Shelter-in-place” Orders and Divorce During the COVID-19 Pandemic
“Shelter-in-place” Orders Impact the Amount of Divorce Cases in 2020 For those living in a struggling marriage, the stress exacerbated by “shelter-in-place” orders can be the tipping point. For the
“Dating” Relationships Defined According to New Jersey Domestic Violence Law
Domestic violence can be committed against someone with whom one is in a relationship According to the New Jersey Prevention Against Domestic Violence Act, a person can get a final
Avoid Inequitable Asset Distribution & Ensure Child Support Obligations
“Callahan” Constructive Trust, Asset Distribution and Child Support Obligations Attorneys While many divorces are relatively straightforward with couples negotiating for a fair and mutually beneficial outcome Unlike other states, alimony
Can I Stay in my House During a Divorce?
Can I Stay in My House During a NJ Divorce? Our Morris County Family Lawyer discusses your rights during separation and divorce. During divorce litigation, many people often ask whether
Can I File a Petition for Child Support without a Lawyer?
Parents who anticipate opening or modifying a child support case often have concerns about the cost of litigation—and with good reason. If you’re already supporting your child financially on your
The Challenges of Distance/Remote Learning for Divorced Parents
Distance or Remote Learning for Primary Custodian of the Children in Morris County NJ All parents in New Jersey, but especially divorced parents, face a tremendous challenge. Many schools have
Can a Divorce be Denied?
Can a Divorce be Denied by a Family Court in NJ? With her experience in the field in the video, she explains the concept of irreconcilable differences as a ground
How Are Retirement Accounts Handled in Divorce?
Divorces can have far-reaching effects that may impact all areas of personal finance, and your retirement account is no exception. Whether you have a pension plan, a traditional IRA, or
