John P. Paone, Jr., Esq. and Cassie Murphy, Esq., partners with the Law Offices of Paone, Zaleski & Murphy, co-wrote “Cohabitation Under New Jersey Law: A Special Relationship, ” which article was recently published in the New Jersey Law Journal. This article informs family law practitioners on how termination of alimony cases based on cohabitation […]
Read MoreMediation: Don’t Sign Anything Without Your Attorney (2021) When attempting to settle issues in a divorce case, parties frequently employ the services of a mediator. In many cases, mediation works as a successful alternate dispute resolution tool allowing parties to settle their matters without the necessity and costs of a trial. However, often times parties […]
Read MoreBy: Victoria Paone Rosa, Esq.* If you have young children, you may be able to save money (possibly thousands of dollars) when you file your federal income tax returns next year for 2021. What has changed with regard to taxes and your children? Initially, pursuant to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, the […]
Read MoreBy: Victoria Paone Rosa, Esq.* Technology is becoming a breeding ground for domestic violence. More often, domestic violence incidents are occurring through text message, online messaging and social media posts. In this article, we explore domestic violence through a “Nest camera,” which is an indoor security camera designed to help monitor the inside of a […]
Read MoreBy: John P. Paone, Jr.* In 2020, the year of the pandemic, COVID-19 had a profound impact upon the practice of law. With courthouses being closed and trials coming to a halt throughout the state, the development of the case law was slowed. Many practitioners continue to resort to mediation and arbitration to move cases […]
Read MoreUpdated January 18, 2021 Whether your case will be decided in Monmouth County, Middlesex County, or any other county depends on “venue.” “Venue” is the legal term for determining the county in which your divorce or family case will be heard. In divorce and family cases, venue is generally governed by the town where the […]
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