Custody orders are in place to protect children and parental rights. They dictate with whom a child will live, whether a parent will have visitation, and who can make legal decisions for a child. They are legal orders with which parents must...
Month: February 2020
Want to co-parent? It might be harder than you think.
Divorce can take a toll on every member of a New Jersey family, especially the youngest ones. Kids often experience stress and emotional complications when their parents separate or divorce, and for this reason, many families opt to co-parent. This type of custody...
As always, local and national foreclosure updates revealing
The Inman Group recently released findings relevant to both New Jersey and national foreclosures. That organization – an entity that provides the country’s realtors and brokers with broad-based industry information – underscores what is essentially a...
4 defects sellers must disclose when selling a home in New Jersey
Buying a house is exciting, but it can also be risky. There is a lot of money on the line, not to mention the experience people will have in their new home for years to come. To make these experiences as positive as possible, buyers should be able to feel confident...
What factors will affect alimony awards?
Life after divorce can involve considerable adjustments. People may need to move, get their own health insurance, pay for child care, and set up all new accounts for utilities, gym memberships and credit cards.These and other post-divorce adjustments typically require...
What does it mean to face white collar criminal charges?
Facing criminal charges of any kind is a serious threat to your future. This is true for white collar criminal charges, even though these cases typically lack an element of violence. If you find yourself under investigation or already charged with this type of...
Can we modify child custody orders?
Adjusting to a custody and visitation plan can be a challenge for any New Jersey parent. But over time, it gets easier. The exchanges are more predictable; the acute negative feelings parents may have toward each other may subside; a child can settle into a new...
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