It Must Be True...I Read It Online...And My Friend Told Me
When a person is contemplating a divorce, he or she seeks information from all available sources, including, but not limited to, the internet, and family and friends. While family and friends have good in… >
Pet Parenting Time? Yes, It Is a Thing!
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many homes added some furry friends including dogs, cats and other pets to their families. The country was again reminded of the significant role a pet can play in a househol… >
When you and your spouse finally reach an agreement, and the terms are finalized in a settlement agreement or the court orders the terms of the divorce after a trial, that is not always the end of your conflict… >
Divorce As If Your Life (Insurance) Depends On It
During divorce, life insurance policies—specifically, term life and whole life insurance—can impact support obligations and the division of assets. Both types of policies serve different purposes, a… >
Divorce Mistakes to Avoid for a Smoother Split
Divorce is never easy, but it does not have to be a complete disaster. While it is natural for emotions to run high, approaching the process with clarity can save you time, money, and unnecessary stress. Whethe… >
One of the main questions in a divorce is what will happen to the marital residence. Will it be sold? Or will one spouse purchase the interest of the other spouse. If it’s the latter, then an essential st… >
These days, divorce in New Jersey may not only be about who keeps the house, the car, or even the dog—nowadays it also may be about who gets the digital content. Welcome to the brave new world of equitabl… >
Navigating Unemployment and Divorce
Going through a divorce can be challenging enough, but it can be even more difficult if you are navigating unemployment and a tumultuous job market. In New Jersey, the parties are to maintain the financial sta… >
Can a Defendant Invoke a Fifth Amendment Right to Not Testify at a Final Restraining Order Hearing?
The issue concerning whether an adverse inference can be drawn against a defendant in a domestic violence trial who chooses to invoke his Fifth Amendment right to not testify has now been resolved. The Ap… >
TMI: When Social Media Posts Become Evidence in Family Law Disputes
Social media has become an integral part of everyday life, with many people impulsively posting photos and updates about exciting events and milestones. However, these posts can have serious implications,… >
