When I think about how little most adults know about divorce, I am reminded of how frightening divorce can be for children. Some may refer to me as a divorce lawyer but I practice family law. It is tragic when couples confuse child custody with property division. You may no longer be a couple but […]
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The first three pillars of family law were established in part one of this series of posts. Divorce, alimony and post-divorce issues represent a hefty share of the family law attorney’s workload but there remain three more pillars to touch upon. Child Custody Family law attorneys begin by speaking to you about you and your
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Is college education a necessity? To some, it may still be a matter of debate, but not if you are Judge in a New Jersey divorce court. In the 1982 groundbreaking case of Newburgh v. Arrigo, the New Jersey Supreme Court decided that a parent’s obligation to provide an education extends through college. That obligation,
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