Family Law

Divorce and custody cases are not just about court hearings. Much of the work happens behind the scenes as both sides gather information and prepare their arguments. In New Jersey family law matters, one important part of this process is called interrogatories. Interrogatories are written questions that must be answered in writing and under oath. […]

Family law issues can be emotional and confusing. Many people search for answers when facing divorce, child custody, or support concerns. Family law affects your home, your children, and your future.  Knowing what questions to ask can help you feel more prepared. Below are ten common questions people have when dealing with family law matters […]

Getting a divorce or ending a relationship does not always mean the problems stop. For many people, harassment by an ex-partner becomes an ongoing source of stress, fear, and disruption. Repeated texts, unwanted visits, threats, or online abuse can make it hard to move forward with your life. If you are dealing with harassment from […]

Parental alienation can feel like a slow-motion loss: one parent watches their relationship with their child erode while the child’s attitude, language, and emotional distance shift in ways that don’t match the history you’ve shared.  In custody and parenting-time disputes, courts generally focus on the child’s best interests—so if you believe alienation is happening, your […]

Separation and divorce proceedings in New Jersey can be lengthy. Some people are ready to move on romantically or seek companionship before their legal case is over. No law prevents you from dating while legally separated in New Jersey.  However, it could negatively affect your divorce or legal separation proceedings. It is best to work […]

As a parent, you want to protect your child from any harm. Unfortunately, the other parent might not be concerned about this, and you cannot control what they do. If the other parent is not involved in your child’s life, your child may suffer as a result, including feeling a lack of affection, feeling responsible […]

Do you believe it is in the best interest of your child for you to receive sole custody? A parent can receive sole custody if they can prove the other parent is unfit or harmful to the child. Understanding how to win child custody in New Jersey begins with reviewing child custody laws. Understanding New […]

The structure of marriages can take many forms. While people may have differing opinions about how a couple approaches their relationship, the law allows almost any type of romantic or sexual arrangement as long as neither spouse is physically injured. Polyamory and a related concept of open marriage are agreed upon in many relationships. However, […]

In New Jersey, many couples live together without getting married. This modern trend has led to a growing need for non-marital contracts—also called cohabitation agreements. These legal agreements clarify financial and property matters, protect individual rights, and reduce conflict if the relationship ends. Understanding Non-Marital Contracts A non-marital contract is a legal agreement between two […]

If you’re getting married in New Jersey, you may be thinking about a prenuptial agreement. This is a legal document that helps protect your money, property, and other personal rights before you say “I do.” A prenup isn’t just for the rich—it’s for anyone who wants peace of mind and clarity in case the unexpected […]