Does It Matter Who Files for Divorce First?
In the grand scheme of things, it may not necessarily matter who files for divorce first. Continue reading to learn why this is so.
In the grand scheme of things, it may not necessarily matter who files for divorce first. Continue reading to learn why this is so.
Continue reading to learn if the New Jersey court is required to order child support and how a Bergen County child support attorney can help.
As a planner, you may want your prenuptial agreement to include custody orders for your unborn child. Continue reading to learn if you can.
You may not be living the marriage you envisioned once your spouse goes to jail, so you may be truly considering divorce. Continue reading.
Even though riding in a Lyft may be a safer transportation option under certain circumstances, it may come with potential dangers. Read on.
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 […]
Child support may depend on the amount of custodial time you and the other parent have over your child, down to the hour. Continue reading.
It is in your best interest to keep your divorce records out of sight and out of mind, rather than completely discarding them. Read on here.
With divorce being a rather unpleasant process, you may want yours to be finalized as soon as possible. Continue reading to learn more.
In certain states, mediation sessions is a mandatory step in the divorce process. Continue reading to learn if this applies in New Jersey.
You and your spouse may have come to terms with the fact, a long time ago, that there is no…
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