Morristown Family Law Firm Blog
Reality versus perception in child custody cases
Heading into a legal battle about child custody can be a very frightening experience for parents across New Jersey. In many cases, people think they know what will happen and
Serious illness could prompt divorce for New Jersey couples
Filing for a divorce is not something people generally do on a whim. Deciding to end a marriage is a decision that is typically made only after couples have exhausted
Big moves can have a big impact on kids
After two people get divorced, it is not unusual for one person to move away. There are multiple reasons people do this, including a new job, starting a new relationship
Options for custody when co-parenting just isn’t going to work
Often, for divorced parents the ultimate goal for child custody is to reach the “peaceful” place where you and your ex-spouse can effectively co-parent your children…the ‘holy grail’ of your
Increased value of stock at stake in high-asset divorce
When a couple gets divorced in New Jersey, the law holds that their marital assets and debts should be divided equitably. The division of assets can be one of the
Five Ways Divorce Can Be Positive for Children
Divorce is hardly easy on children, especially lengthy, acrimonious proceedings. However, the public rarely hears about the positive effects that a divorce can have on kids. You may want help
Terminating a Civil Union in NJ
In 2007, same-sex partners in New Jersey 18 years of age and older were granted the right to enter into civil unions that gave them many of the same legal
Staying on Track with Parenting Time
When parties craft child custody agreements in New Jersey, they attempt to secure the physical, emotional, and financial well-being of the children after a divorce. Courts strive to achieve the
Gender Conformity, Family Diversity and Bullying in Elementary School
Elementary school kids can be ruthless in how they treat those who seem different, including those who are overweight, girls who do not like to play with dolls and boys
