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Child Support Obligations and College Tuition
| 19-Feb-2019Categories: Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family LawCollege Contribution and Child Support in Monmouth County NJ New Jersey courts have ruled that divorce parents have to contribute to their children’s college based on the ability to pay at the time the child goes to college. This...
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What is Cohabitation and can it impact my Alimony Settlement Agreement?
| 07-Feb-2019Categories: Alimony, Child Support, Cohabitation, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, Marital AssetsMonmouth County Cohabitation and Alimony Lawyers Alimony can be terminated, modified or suspended based on a finding of cohabitation. Cohabitation is usually defined as two people who are living together, in a serious committed relationship that there’s financial interdependence....
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Does New Jersey Recognize Legal Separation?
| 05-Feb-2019Legal Separation Attorneys Monmouth County NJ If you went into a Family Lawyer’s office and asked him or her how many times they have received questions pertaining to legal separation, you most certainly will get a chuckle and most...
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Marital Lifestyle and Income Impact Alimony
| 27-Jan-2019Categories: Alimony, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, Marital AssetsHow Lifestyle and Income Impact Monmouth County Alimony Settlements Divorce represents a difficult, trying, and in some cases messy process to litigants on both sides and can even impact close family members in similar ways. Many issues can and will arise...
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Paths to Paying For Your Divorce
| 15-Jan-2019Categories: Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, Marital AssetsPaying For Your Ocean or Monmouth County Divorce There are many questions that can arise when contemplating a divorce. Child custody, child support, equitable distribution of assets and alimony are but a few. However, one of the most common...
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What if my spouse will not agree or comply when I file for Divorce?
| 10-Dec-2018Categories: Alimony, Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, Marital AssetsOcean & Monmouth County Default Divorce Lawyers It used to be that for a divorce to be final you and your your spouse had to both agree to end your marriage. That’s not true anymore. New Jersey’s family laws...
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Protecting Your Child’s Emotional and Psychological Well-being During Divorce
| 04-Dec-2018Categories: Alimony, Child Custody, Child Visitation, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, Parenting TimeMonmouth Attorneys Help Parents Prepare Their Kids for Divorce Every year thousands of children of all ages go through divorce with their parents. For most families it can be a stressful time. As parents, there are some things that you...
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Mental Health and Divorce
| 30-Oct-2018Categories: Alimony, Child Custody, Child Support, Child Visitation, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, Parenting TimeMorris and Ocean County Lawyers Discuss Mental Health and Divorce Divorce has the potential to be one of the most stressful experiences of an individual’s life. It is therefore understandable that going through the divorce process may result in mental health issues...
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The Road To an Ocean County Divorce Can Be a Bumpy Ride
| 16-Oct-2018Categories: Alimony, Child Custody, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, Marital AssetsSome Dos & Don’t Dos on Your Journey to Monmouth County Divorce Divorce? It’s just a bunch of legal paperwork and then we’re free!, right? No, not exactly, here are some things to keep in mind. Typically, divorce in...
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Divorce Refusals and Default Judgement…always respond to a divorce complaint!
| 11-Sep-2018Categories: Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, Marital AssetsOcean County Refusal of Divorce Complaint For whatever reasons (and there can be many, usually misguided), there are situations in which a divorce complaint is filed by one spouse and the other spouse simply refuses to acknowledge the divorce...
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