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Recognizing the Fine Border Between Discipline and Abuse in NJ
| 29-Mar-2023Categories: Child Abuse, Criminal LawLegal Considerations for Parenting Discipline in New Jersey Know How to Legally Discipline your Child, Minimizing the Risk of Being Falsely Accused of Abuse Much has been said in recent years about how to discipline children effectively without hurting...
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Implications for Teenage Parents in Child Custody Cases in NJ
| 27-Mar-2023Categories: Child Custody, Family LawDespite Their Underage Condition, Minor Parents Still Need to Go Over Custody, Support, and Paternity Issues in Monmouth County Towns Teen parents are still parents. As such, they have the same responsibilities to care for the well-being of their...
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Considerations to Use Extreme Cruelty to File for Divorce in NJ
| 23-Mar-2023Categories: Domestic Violence, Family LawCan You Claim Extreme Cruelty in a NJ Divorce Case? Extreme Cruelty Ranks Among the Most Mentioned Justifications for Divorce by a Significant Number of Plaintiffs in Long Branch, Lavallette, Berkeley, and elsewhere in Ocean and Monmouth County. In...
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Child Custody Through the Lens of the Tender Years Doctrine in NJ
| 19-Mar-2023Categories: Child Custody, Family LawThe Tender Years Doctrine in Child Custody Cases Today Learn About the Evolution of the Tender Years Doctrine Over the Years and How it is Applied in Child Custody Cases Nowadays in New Jersey Throughout United States history, the...
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Driving Benefits at Risk for DWI Charges in NJ
| 16-Mar-2023Categories: DUI/DWIDriving Abilities Are Directly Affected by Recent DUI Legislation Updates in New Jersey Before the changes in the law, someone being convicted of violating NJSA 39:4-50 Driving while Intoxicated was exposed to a three to seven-month license suspension depending...
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What Makes a Prenup Invalid in New Jersey?
| 12-Mar-2023Categories: Divorce, Family Law, Prenuptial AgreementsValid vs. Invalid Prenuptial Agreements in NJ In New Jersey, before couples decide to tie the knot, they may decide to have an arrangement in place to dictate their affairs if the marriage gets dissolved. Prenuptial obviously means before...
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Breaking Down the In Loco Parentis Doctrine in NJ
| 08-Mar-2023Categories: Child Custody, Child Support, Family LawActing in “Loco Parentis” Means That a Person is Lawfully Capable and Accountable for Acting as the Child’s Parents “In loco parentis” is a Latin term that means “in the place of a parent.” This legal concept refers to...
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The Process to Remove the Executor of an Estate in New Jersey
| 04-Mar-2023Categories: Estate PlannigRemoving an Executor of an Estate? Here’s How in NJ Executors can be removed by the beneficiaries for a number of reasons if the beneficiaries wish, but the process and considerations in New Jersey are important to know. An...
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Navigating the Marital Standard of Living Through Divorce in NJ
| 28-Feb-2023Categories: Divorce, Family LawThe Key Role of Marital Standard of Living in a New Jersey Divorce Explore With Our Divorce Lawyers How the Marital Standard of Living Specifically Affects a Divorce There are numerous factors considered in a divorce that play a...
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Residency Requirements for Divorce in NJ Explained
| 25-Feb-2023Categories: Divorce, Family LawWhat to Know About the Residency Requirements if You’re Getting Divorced in New Jersey At Least One of The Spouses Must Reside in Howell, Freehold, Neptune, or any other Town in New Jersey to File for Divorce There are...
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