Marriage? Civil Union? Domestic Partnership? Learn What Each of these Relationships Means for You and Your Partner On October 21, 2013, the Superior Court determined that the State Constitution requires New Jersey to recognize same sex marriage. In the first…
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Your Options When You Can’t Afford a Moorestown Divorce Lawyer You feel trapped in your marriage, but you can’t afford to pay thousands of dollars for a divorce. You are wondering if you are stuck living unhappily ever after. Fortunately,…
Read MoreNew Jersey Court Allows Stepparent to Pursue Custody Rights
In most instances, those involved in a custody case are the biological or adoptive parents. Nevertheless, a New Jersey appellate court recently allowed a stepparent who has raised a child from an early age to pursue custody or visitation with…
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New Jersey Court Addresses Requirement to Pay for College Costs
A New Jersey judge recently made a father’s requirement to contribute to pay his eldest son’s college costs contingent on the son’s participation in father/child counseling. New Jersey is one of the few states that require parents to contribute to…
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Alimony Reform in New Jersey
In the New Jersey Law Journal from February 28th, New Jersey Alimony Reform is seeking to redesign how New Jersey courts award alimony payments. NJAR is looking to end the possibility of lifetime or “permanent” alimony. It believes current New…
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