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NJ Court Clarifies the Path to Alimony Termination Via Cohabitation
| 27-Sep-2023Categories: Alimony, Cohabitation, Family LawEnding Alimony by Providing Evidence of Cohabitation The Process of Ending Alimony Payments in New Jersey Has Been Simplified Through the Demonstration of Cohabitation In Cardali v. Cardali, Docket No. A-25-22, decided August 8, 2023, the Supreme Court of New...
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Is a Lawyer Required to Handle a Palimony Agreement in New Jersey?
| 04-Jun-2022Categories: Alimony, Cohabitation, Family Law, MediationNot Mandatory but Highly Advisable to Have Legal Counsel for Your Palimony Case A Skilled Lawyer from Our Legal Team Can Help you Deal With the Financial Aspects of Ending a Long-term Relationship. If you are living with a...
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What are the rights of unwed couples in New Jersey?
| 05-Aug-2021Categories: Cohabitation, Family LawWhat rights do unmarried partners have during their relationship and what is the extent of their rights during separation? Consult our Family Law Attorneys who have the knowledge to help you navigate the rights and responsibilities of your Unwed...
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How Do You Dissolve a Civil Union In New Jersey?
| 06-Jun-2021Categories: Alimony, Cohabitation, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, Marital Assets, Mediation, Prenuptial AgreementsFiling a Civil Union Dissolution with Your Family Law NJ Attorney People who have entered one of these arrangements face a different set of laws regarding a separation because federal law does not recognize these unions. What Is A...
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How NJ’s COVID-19 “Shelter-in-Place” Can Affect Your Divorce
| 07-Apr-2020COVID-19 “Shelter-in-Place” Divorce Attorney Monmouth and Ocean County NJ Brick and Seagirt Divorce Attorneys helping clients prepare for a post-pandemic and post-divorce life they deserve. For people considering or in the process of divorce litigation, civil union dissolution, or...
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I’m getting a divorce. What happens if I move out of the marital home beforehand?
| 24-Feb-2020Categories: Child Custody, Cohabitation, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, Marital Assets, Mediation, Parenting TimeDiscuss Divorce Home Marital Issues with a Brick and Sea Girt Family Lawyer Read on to explore some potential benefits and pitfalls of leaving the marital home before divorce proceedings are complete. The decision to separate from a spouse...
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Post-Divorce Housing
| 17-Feb-2020Categories: Cohabitation, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, Marital Assets, MediationPost-Divorce Housing Monmouth and Ocean County Family Law Attorneys Providing Assistance to clients dealing with Post-Divorce Issues throughout Monmouth and Ocean County towns such as Toms River, Point Pleasant, Asbury Park, Spring Lake, and all of Eastern New Jersey...
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Cohabitation: Changed Circumstances May Mean Modifying Your Alimony Agreement
| 02-Aug-2019Categories: Alimony, CohabitationSea Girt Attorneys Review Cohabitation And Changed Circumstances in Alimony Modifications Alimony Modification Attorneys helping Clients navigate Post-Divorce Claims in Sea Girt, Spring Lake, Wall, Ocean and across Monmouth County Area Alimony, child support, child custody, and division of assets...
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Allegations of Domestic Violence Can Impact Your Life No Matter The Verdict
| 16-May-2019Attorneys Defend Those Falsely Accused of Domestic Violence in Ocean County NJ Providing support and counsel necessary to those accused of Domestic Violence in Sea Girt, Brick, Wall, Seaside Heights, Toms River and across the Jersey Shore For many...
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Matrimonial Retainer Fees: Financing Your Divorce
| 29-Mar-2019Financing Your Ocean County Divorce When a person is unhappy in their marriage and starts considering a divorce or civil union dissolution, often the next questions that often arise are surrounding what the financial implications are, how much will...
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