Blog Posts in 2019

Even when both parties agree it’s best to go their separate ways, few relish the actual divorce process itself – especially if it involves costly trips to Court. Increasingly, couples are finding ...

A Texas man is being sought by authorities after he allegedly fraudulently finalized his divorce without his wife’s knowing it. Investigators say he provided false information and forged documents to ...

In Flynn v. Flynn the Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey recently look at the issue of court-ordered college tuition. In that case, Mr. Flynn appealed a family court order ...

When parents separate or divorce, the issue of custody must be addressed. Children are the most important aspect of a parent's life and both parents usually want to spend as much time as possible with ...

New Jersey’s exit tax is just one of the many financial implications of selling the marital home. A recent Money Help column on NJ.com tackled the issue of the state’s so-called “exit tax.” New Jersey ...

Coping with a chronic or terminal illness is tough. So tough, in fact, that nearly one-third of marriages crumble in the midst of it (much more often when it’s the wife who is sick). Although this can ...