Divorce: I Did Not Sign Up For This
- posted: Dec. 12, 2019
- Family Law
How many times in our lives do we self-talk and hear ourselves saying “I didn’t sign up for this? Why me?” We all tend to say or feel this anytime Read More
How to Heal From a Broken Heart?
- posted: Dec. 02, 2019
- Family Law
For most of us, the loss of relationships creates heartache. This can include feelings of worthlessness, blame, incredible self-doubt, and sometimes and overall and generalized panic which causes us to Read More
Betrayal, Trauma and PTSD In Family Law Matters
- posted: Nov. 24, 2019
- Firm News, Family Law
“It is said that is easier to forgive an enemy that forgive a friend.” William Blake While there are many blogs and many articles which discuss the financial, custody and other “legal” Read More
How to Divorce With Power
- posted: Sep. 25, 2019
- Family Law
Waiting for something awesome to happen simply means waiting. Absent movement and change, nothing awesome happens. Sadly, we often forget that without struggle there is no change. We as Read More
COMMUNICATION AND CO-PARENTING
- posted: Aug. 30, 2019
- Family Law
Parenting can be difficult even in an in-tact household wherein even residing together the time spent together as parents, uninterrupted in thought and time for discussion, results in many discussions Read More
Experts In Divorce: Do I Need One?
- posted: Jul. 26, 2019
- Family Law
It is no secret that divorce proceedings, especially those involving contested issues of custody and high-end financial matters, can be very expensive and may involve more than just the parties Read More
Opioid Crisis and Custody Issues
- posted: Jul. 05, 2019
- Family Law
The opioid epidemic spares no one and as family law and custody lawyers we are faced with this issue almost weekly if not more. At times it is our client’s Read More
Learning Self-Love During A Divorce
- posted: Jun. 11, 2019
- Family Law
A popular saying or belief in life is “if you think the world is out to get you, it probably is.” The same logic however can be, “if you think Read More
How Long Do I Have To Pay Alimony For?
- posted: Jun. 04, 2019
- Family Law
In New Jersey identifies four types of alimony (spousal support) that supporting spouses may be obligated to pay if the facts of the case warrant alimony and/or spousal support at all. These Read More
Maintaining Your Mental And Physical Health During a Divorce
- posted: May 06, 2019
- Family Law
The financial and emotional stressors of a divorce are in many ways obvious. Parties may be required (financially) to remain in the same house despite their turmoil, resulting in ongoing Read More
Children’s Bill of Rights in Divorce
- posted: Mar. 26, 2019
- Family Law
We the children of divorcing parents, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure Read More
A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR THE DIVORCED PERSON ON THE MOST DREADED HALLMARK HOLIDAY OF THE YEAR: VALENTINE’S DAY.
- posted: Feb. 15, 2019
- Family Law
A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR THE DIVORCED PERSON ON THE MOST DREADED HALLMARK HOLIDAY OF THE YEAR: VALENTINE’S DAY. Valentine’s Day can be difficult and dreaded by many people. Married couples or Read More
What Are Some Consequences of a Restraining Order?
- posted: Jan. 27, 2019
- Family Law
Defendants in cases of Domestic Violence (hearings on a request for a Final Restraining Order) sometimes have the mistaken belief that the consequences of a Final Restraining Order are not Read More
Enjoying The Holidays During a Custody Dispute
- posted: Nov. 26, 2018
- Family Law, Uncategorized
Thanksgiving starts a very busy season for many divorce and custody lawyers and sparks challenges for many families, especially those embroiled in child custody disputes. Sometimes it is the first Read More
Putting Your Children First During Divorce Proceedings – NOT After
- posted: Nov. 13, 2018
- Family Law
Emotions get the best of everyone during a divorce. Divorce is a significant change in a family dynamic that impacts families both emotionally and financially. Although, parents struggle through divorce Read More
Reunification or Isolation and Alineation In Matters of Abuse and Neglect
- posted: Sep. 14, 2018
- Family Law
Reunification, or Isolation and Alienation in Abuse and Neglect Matters Parental Rights are fundamental rights and therefore entitled to the highest level of protection under the United States Constitution and New Read More
