You no longer live in New Jersey but your kids do.

And unfortunately you are having child custody related issues.

If you are looking to hire a good NJ child custody lawyer, then I can help you.

In the mean time, here are my top 10 thoughts about custody laws in New Jersey. I hope that they are useful to you:

1. This first article will teach you about JOINT CUSTODY.

New clients regularly tell me that they want an "uncontested divorce."

What exactly is an uncontested divorce in NJ?

To me, the phrase means two separate things:

First of all, it means that the GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE are not being contested.

Second, it means that there is no disagreement as to any of the financial issues, child related issues, or any other issues, and in fact these issues have been resolved.

When you have settled all of the issues in your divorce case, the next step is to go to court for what is called an uncontested divorce hearing, the goal of which is to divorce you and your spouse and end the divorce process.  

The uncontested divorce hearing usually lasts 10 to 15 minutes.

As a New Jersey Divorce Attorney, I get many questions from potential clients about adultery.

Here are my top 10 thoughts about custody laws in New Jersey. I hope that they are useful to you:

1. This first article will teach you about JOINT CUSTODY.

New clients regularly tell me that they want an "uncontested divorce."

What exactly is an uncontested divorce in NJ?

To me, the phrase means two separate things:

First of all, it means that the GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE are not being contested.

Second, it means that there is no disagreement as to any of the financial issues, child related issues, or any other issues, and in fact these issues have been resolved.

When you have settled all of the issues in your divorce case, the next step is to go to court for what is called an uncontested divorce hearing, the goal of which is to divorce you and your spouse and end the divorce process.  

The uncontested divorce hearing usually lasts 10 to 15 minutes.

Everything about divorce has changed.

From alimony to child custody, it's all different.

This article will highlight some of those important changes.

ALIMONY

Some of the most common questions that I receive as a New Jersey Divorce Attorney are related to alimony.

(If you have divorce-related questions, you should sign-up here for my Daily Dose of Divorce email course. It's free. And I think that at this point in your life, it's likely to be the best investment in yourself that you can make.) Anyway...

Federal law changed tax related issues when it comes to alimony.

New Jersey state law changed many other factors.

As a result, I get a lot of questions about alimony.

"How is alimony in NJ determined?"  

"Are there NJ Alimony guidelines like there are NJ child support guidelines?

Is there a New Jersey 'alimony calculator'?

10 POINTS TO KEEP IN MIND WHEN DIVORCING A NARCISSIST

You live in New Jersey and you are having marital issues.

Let's assume that your spouse did something bad.

As a New Jersey Divorce Attorney, I get many questions from potential clients about adultery.