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Spousal Snooping in Divorce: How to Protect Your Home Office & Digital Privacy in Divorce

Beginning divorce proceedings does not automatically result in physical separation or clear expectations of privacy. You may continue sharing a reside...

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The Impact of Substance Abuse on Family Law Cases

Substance abuse can affect divorce or child custody when it impacts a parent’s judgment, threatens a child’s safety, or has other substantial adve...

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Why Should I Hire a Family Lawyer?

A family dispute can place your home life and financial security under immediate pressure. You may need to make important decisions while communicatio...

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How Social Media and Digital Evidence Can Impact Your Divorce

Divorce cases increasingly involve information gathered from smartphones, social media platforms, text messages, emails, and other digital sources. Un...

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What Happens if One Parent Refuses to Follow a Custody Schedule?

When a parent repeatedly ignores a court-ordered parenting time arrangement, the disruption can affect both the child and the other parent. What happe...

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Mediation or Arbitration? Picking the Right Path for Divorce

When a marriage ends, couples must decide how to resolve critical issues ranging from property division to child custody and parenting time arrangemen...

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Steps to Financially Prepare for Divorce Over 50

When it comes to financially preparing for a divorce after 50, the stakes are higher than many people expect. You have likely spent decades building s...

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Is My Spouse Entitled to a Part of My Inheritance?

Marital property is shared property that two spouses acquire during their marriage. New Jersey is an equitable distribution state, rather than a commu...

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Marriage and Money: Understanding Joint Credit Scores

Marriage is often accompanied by a myriad of changes. From new family members to new addresses and perhaps even a new name, it can be challenging to k...

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