The Aggressive Attorney vs. The Zealous Attorney
In the realm of law, two distinct approaches to advocacy often emerge: the aggressive attorney and the zealous attorney. While both share...
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WHO GETS THE HOUSE IN A NEW JERSEY DIVORCE?
In a New Jersey divorce, the division of assets, including the family home, can be a complex and contentious issue. New Jersey follows...
LUMP SUM CHILD SUPPORT IN NEW JERSEY
Child support is a crucial aspect of family law, designed to ensure the financial well-being of children after their parents' separation...
Child Custody in New Jersey
Child custody matters are of utmost importance when it comes to divorce or separation cases in New Jersey. The well-being of the children...
DOES IT MATTER WHO IS FIRST TO FILE IN A NEW JERSEY DIVORCE?
In New Jersey, the person who files for divorce first is often referred to as the "plaintiff," while the other party is known as the...
Filing Income Taxes - Joint or Married Filing Separately?
Filing your taxes as "married filing separately" (or "married filing individually") is one of the filing status options available to...
The Dynamic Relationship Between Divorce and Bankruptcy
The intertwining of divorce and bankruptcy represents a complex and multifaceted intersection that impacts countless individuals and...
Alienation of Children During Divorce: Understanding the Impact and Seeking Resolution
Divorce is a challenging and emotionally charged process, particularly when children are involved. One unfortunate consequence that can...
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