In New Jersey, a Final Judgment is considered legally binding in the eyes of the court. When a judge issues an order for a matter of divorce or family law, the parties involved are required to follow the provisions of that ruling. Of course, these judgments are made based on the parties’ current circumstances and […]
Read MoreDivorce is the result of over half of marriages in the United States today. When a couple in New Jersey realizes that their marriage is no longer fulfilling for both spouses, it may be time to consider divorce. In a lot of cases, getting out of a bad marriage can lead to a successful marriage […]
Read MoreParents in New Jersey are often faced with determining a child support arrangement when they get divorced. Even if a parent no longer has custody of their child after the divorce, they may still be required to provide financial support to the child until they are emancipated in the eyes of the state. When a […]
Read MoreIn a marriage, there are often situations where one spouse brings in more income than the other. Sometimes, both spouses bring in a significant income while in other marriages, one spouse may be the primary source of income for the family. If a couple makes the decision to get divorced and only one of them […]
Read MoreWhen a couple in New Jersey makes the difficult decision that their marriage is no longer working and they want to get divorced, they will have to address a number of different issues. One of the biggest issues that many couples are concerned about is regarding what will happen to their property as well as […]
Read MoreOne of the matters that many people find themselves in the New Jersey family court system over is when a parent wants to move out of the state with a child. Often, the noncustodial parent is concerned that if the custodial parent and the child move out of state, the relationship that they have with […]
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