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Child support orders are set to meet the financial needs of children. At the time of setting the order, the court considers the financial and personal circumstances of each parent. Financial and personal circumstances can change, and the courts are aware of this. That...
Are you thinking about moving with your child to New Jersey? Whether it is for a new job, better schools or to be closer to family, it is important to know the legal steps involved. Relocating can be a big change, and understanding the rules helps keep things smooth...
Under New Jersey law, when parents get divorced and the court has to make a child custody ruling, the parents’ employment status—and the nature of that employment—may be considered. This can affect their availability and may impact their custody rights. For instance,...
When couples divorce, one of the most contentious issues is often debt division. Who is responsible for paying off joint debts, and how are they divided? In New Jersey, the courts follow the principles of equitable distribution, which means that debts, like assets,...
Navigating the holidays after a divorce can be challenging, especially when it comes to co-parenting. Deciding whether to celebrate holidays jointly with an ex-spouse can be a delicate decision. Celebrating holidays together can help create a sense of stability and...
Dealing with child custody issues can be an emotional and challenging experience for any parent. In New Jersey, the court's primary concern is the child's best interests. Parents should know certain behaviors and circumstances that could jeopardize their custody...
Any divorce is challenging, but military divorce has unique aspects to consider. Factors like deployments, jurisdiction and the division of military benefits add layers of complexity to the process. Understanding these specific challenges is essential for service...
Divorce is rarely easy, especially when children are involved. A court issues custody and visitation orders to ensure the well-being of children and outlines each parent's rights and responsibilities. But what happens when your ex refuses to follow the court-ordered...
Divorce can be a challenging time for everyone involved, especially children. As a parent, you play a crucial role in helping them cope with the changes in their lives. Below are tips you may consider to support your children through this transition. Encourage open...
Alimony or spousal support can be ordered by a court during a divorce in New Jersey. The goal is to ensure that a former spouse doesn’t endure financial hardship. For instance, if one person works and the other is a stay-at-home parent, the SAH parent may receive...