Morristown Family Law Firm Blog
Why Should I Hire a Divorce Attorney?
The decision to get a divorce can be complex and fraught with lots of emotions. What’s more, it’s a topic that generates a lot of talk—whether between couples, in social
What Are the Key Benefits of a Customized Mediation Process?
For many, the decision to enter into the court system—and as a result, to possibly take a family law matter to trial—can be unappealing. Not only can litigation be costly
The Violence against Women Act (VAWA)
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) Lawyers Morristown NJ Women who do not have legal status in the United States traditionally have suffered from domestic violence in a way that is
What are the Costs of a Divorce?
What are the Costs of a Divorce in Morris County and across Northern NJ? Seasoned Morris County Attorneys explain the aspects involved in the final cost of a divorce process
What is a no Contact Order in a New Jersey Family Court?
No Contact Orders, Restraining Orders, and Domestic Violence Attorneys Morristown NJ The New Jersey Judiciary Domestic Violence Program provides several options for abuse victims to secure legal protection from further
“Conscious Uncoupling”: An Ode To A Mediated Divorce
Mediation Strategies and Conscious Uncoupling in Morris County NJ Divorce Cases As mediation continues to grow as one of the most popular alternative divorce methods in New Jersey, this private,
What Constitutes Domestic Violence Under the Law?
What Constitutes Domestic Violence Under the Law? Our Morris County Attorneys Review the Laws and Define Domestic Violence. Serving Clients across Morris County and Northern New Jersey. Jacobs Berger Law
Can I Move out of the State with my child/children?
Child Custody and Relocation Attorneys in Morris County New Jersey With more than 10 years of experience practicing law throughout the State of New Jersey and co-founder of Jacobs Berger,
What are the Most Common Grounds for Divorce in New Jersey?
Irreconcilable Differences is Most Common Ground for Divorce There are a number of grounds for divorce in New Jersey. The most common ground is irreconcilable differences. When I first started
