We all know the common line: a supporting spouse has a duty to continue to support the other spouse and children commensurate with the standard of living that the family enjoyed during the marriage.

Topics: Alimony, Child Custody

Yes.

Topics: Divorce, Divorce Court

Intentional or unintentional (more often intentional) parental alienation is all too common in New Jersey Divorces.

Topics: Visitation, Child Custody

What does a permanent disability do to someone's alimony obligation pursuant to NJ Alimony Laws?

Topics: Alimony, Child Support

 Today I will reflect on what the dozens of people who have consulted with me for a divorce as a result of what they saw, heard, and experienced on 9/11/01 have told me over the years about how the events of that day have destroyed their marriages.

Topics: Stress of Divorce, Uncategorized

When I clerked for the Superior Court in the 1980's, my judge taught me the obvious: short of an adoption or other relatively infrequent occurrence, there were usually only 2 people on the planet who have primary legal rights to and responsibilities for a child, namely the biological mother and the biological father.

Topics: Child Custody

Topics: Child Custody, Divorce, Divorce Court

It means "temporary."

Topics: Alimony, Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce

A good divorce lawyer can work with you and your therapist as a team.

Topics: Divorce, Stress of Divorce

With all the horror stories we hear about horrible divorces, could there really be a “good” divorce?

Topics: Divorce