New Jersey law makes it clear that if you are the custodial parent of a child, you must either have permission of the other parent or a court order allowing you to move the child outside the state of New Jersey. BAURES FACTORS The New Jersey courts in the case…
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New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Blog
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT RESTRAINING ORDERS IN NEW JERSEY
What is considered domestic violence? New Jersey defines domestic violence as the commission one of a particular set of criminal offenses committed by an adult or emancipated minor against a person who falls within the state’s definition of a domestic violence victim. For more information see our article on Domestic…
ANNULMENT IN NEW JERSEY
An annulment is a legal process that severs a marital relationship by voiding it. An annulment is different from a divorce in that a divorce ends a marriage, whereas an annulment deems that the marriage never happened. While New Jersey allows for a no-fault divorce, annulment requires the marriage to…
THE AFFECT OF A NEW JERSEY DIVORCE ON CHILDREN AND GETTING ALONG WITH YOUR SPOUSE
How to Get Along During a Divorce Animosity between parents going through a divorce can be emotionally damaging to a child. For this reason, it is critical for parents not to show their frustration toward each other in front of the children. Here are three ways to ensure that you…
CHOOSING THE RIGHT DIVORCE LAWYER
Lawyers aren’t one-size-fits-all. They don’t all excel at the same things, so asking a bankruptcy attorney to handle your divorce is a little like asking a plumber to rewire your house. If your marriage is headed for the brink and you feel that you’re going to need the help of…
THE EFFECT OF 50/50 SPLIT PARENTING TIME ARRANGEMENT ON CHILD SUPPORT IN NEW JERSEY
A major consideration in determinations of child support obligations is the time with each parent in a true joint custody arrangement. When one considers this situation, there are obligations to both parents for the children that would not be shared expenses but for the equal time arrangement, so the court…
GRANDPARENT VISITATION IN NEW JERSEY
When a Grandparent Visitation case arises it is often following a significant family crisis, such as a divorce, change in child custody, argument between parent and child, or a death in the family. No matter what the cause is, often one or both parents decides that it is not a…
ISSUES CONSIDERED FOR PENDENTE LITE/TEMPORARY RELIEF IN A NEW JERSEY DIVORCE
ISSUES CONSIDERED FOR TEMPORARY RELIEF IN NEW JERSEY Regular Bills and Expenses Child support, spousal support (alimony), payment of specific bills such as a mortgage or rent, additional housing costs such as insurance and utilities; health insurance, car payments, and school costs are the most common finances accounted for in…
BED AND BOARD DIVORCE IN NEW JERSEY
A New Jersey Divorce from Bed and Board, also referred to as a ‘limited divorce’, is a legal process that is similar to the better-known concept of a legal separation. Though there is no such thing has a legal separation in the state of New Jersey, a Divorce from Bed…
5 FIVE WAYS TO HELP YOUR CHILD COPE WITH A DIVORCE IN NEW JERSEY
Many partners divorce with children having come of the marriage. A divorce can be a confusing and emotionally detrimental experience for children, especially when the issue of custody comes into play. Let’s examine five ways you can help your child cope with divorce, and avoid causing them unnecessary harm. Encourage…