Emancipation Explained

Post published:August 30, 2018
Post category:Blog / Child Support / Divorce / Divorce and Children

Prior to New Jersey’s new emancipation law, the parent paying for child support had the burden of asking the court for a child to be emancipated. As of February 1,…

N.J. Divorce Laws: What’s Considered in Alimony?

Post published:August 24, 2018
Post category:Blog / Divorce / Divorce and Children

The divorce process can be intimidating. There are many moving pieces that either help facilitate or hinder litigation or reaching a settlement. However, by understanding the ways in which the…

Crunching the Numbers on College Costs

Post published:August 10, 2018
Post category:Blog / Divorce / Divorce and Children

College can be expensive, but it doesn’t have to be. Planning ahead with your ex-spouse can help to ensure that your finances are in order when it comes time to…

Collaborative Law: Tips, Tricks, and Helpful Hints

Post published:July 31, 2018
Post category:Blog / Collaborative Divorce / Divorce

The Collaborative Practice is for parents who want to foster good relationships, make healthy traditions, minimize conflict, and save money. If you want to be a positive role model and…

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