Divorced New Jersey parents contemplating a material relocation with their children following a divorce are going to want solid and timely information regarding state law addressing that subject matter.
Revamped parameters in New Jersey re parental relocation
Understanding the QDRO in dividing retirement money
In many divorces, retirement accounts and investments make up the greatest share of a couple's estate. Yet that nest egg may be an afterthought in the wrangling over the house or child custody or alimony.
Effective family law advocacy must be tailored, forward-looking
If you are a New Jersey resident challenged by one or more family law matters, the chance that your important legal issues can be effectively addressed in a generic or boilerplate fashion is just about zero.
What changed in New Jersey's alimony reform?
When the legislature and Gov. Christie amended New Jersey's alimony statute in 2014, it was a game-changer. It brought predictability and sanity to a system that was at times arbitrary or unfair. The new rules aren't perfect and are not always welcome news to divorcing spouses. Some think the reforms went too far, others not far enough.
