Morristown Family Law Firm Blog
Pet Custody and Divorce
For many families, their dog, cat, or any other kind of pet is more than just a pet, it is a member of the family. As difficult as resolving divorce
Credit Card Debt and Divorce
One of the most commonly asked questions of our Morris County divorce attorneys is, “What happens to my credit card debt during divorce?” Considering the number of Americans that use
How Can I Resolve My Divorce Without Court Litigation?
Before any Morris County divorce can be finalized, the divorcing couple will need to come to an agreement regarding the key issues of child custody, child support, alimony and spousal
Are Any of My Assets Protected from being Divided during My Divorce?
Maybe you bought a fixer-upper and transformed it into an HGTV-worthy home. Perhaps you recently received a sizable inheritance from a beloved family member. Maybe you’ve been steadily stashing away
Will Mediation Work for My Divorce?
The Alternative Dispute Resolution method of Mediation offers a number of significant and distinct advantages to divorcing couples who are able to take advantage of it. Since the mediation process
How is My Divorce Affected if my Spouse Has Control of the Family Finances?
New Jersey divorce law recognizes that divorces need to be decided without one party being disadvantaged or advantaged due to control of family finances. Both parties are entitled to be
NJ Child Relocation Law Changes Dramatically in Supreme Court Decision
On August 6th, 2017, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled on a case involving a dispute between divorced parents and the desire of one parent to relocate with their children
Making Better Decisions Concerning Divorce
We make between 10,000 and 40,000 decisions each day according to Bob Posen of MIT. Of these, many are inconsequential and our choices rely more on habits than careful consideration
Five Successful Co-Parenting Tips You Can Do Today
Keeping an eye on long-term goals helps put day-to-day decisions and situations in perspective. Academic, athletic and personal responsibility are typical goals parents have for their children. Parental expectations and
