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Can Alimony Be Modified?

Changes in your finances in the years following your divorce may leave you to wonder if your alimony can be modified. Continue reading here.

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Victory for a New Jersey Dad

Mark P. McAuliffe, of McNerney & McAuliffe, recently prevailed in New Jersey Superior Court on behalf of an excellent father, preventing the relocation/removal of his children from the State by a mother with joint legal and residential custody. Big win for the educational and legal rights of the children and the parental rights of a […]

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Fighting Custody Interference

Mark McAuliffe, of McNerney & McAuliffe, recently defeated a frivolous emergent application to modify a consensual custody arrangement and ensured that a loving father was not deprived of agreed-upon shared parenting during the summer months. Mark conclusively disproved materially false domestic violence allegations by focusing on the detailed and comprehensive Trial record of the case.

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Forum Shopping Thwarted

Recently, Mark McAuliffe, of McNerney & McAuliffe, successfully prevented an adverse party from prevailing in an attempt to transfer Venue from Bergen County to Camden County. The litigant falsely filed a Temporary Restraining Order in South Jersey, while at the same time affirming her primary residence in North Jersey in a separate proceeding. Mark prevailed, […]

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