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Leaving the Marital Home During Divorce
| 12-Dec-2018Categories: Divorce, Family Law, Marital AssetsLeaving your Home During Divorce in Ocean and Monmouth County, NJ Serving Clients across Monmouth County and Ocean County Towns including Wall, Neptune, Manasquan, Toms River, Brick, and across the Jersey Shore When couples decide to get a divorce, one...
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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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Social Media Discretion & Caution for Divorcees
| 30-Nov-2018Categories: Alimony, Child Custody, Child Support, Child Visitation, Divorce, Family Law, Marital Assets, Parenting TimeOcean County Divorce and Social Media Attorneys Your divorce is final. The divorce settlement is agreed upon and custody with visitation is all set. You are determined to get on with life and make it all work for the...
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Arrested? Taken into Custody? Be prepared and know your rights…
| 28-Nov-2018Categories: Criminal Law in Ocean CountyWhat to do if arrested in Ocean County NJ You must be informed of your rights in your language If you or someone you know does not speak English, New Jersey law guarantees your right to be informed of...
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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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How can we ensure that our New Jersey adoption won’t ever be overturned?
| 24-Oct-2018Categories: Adoption, Child Custody, Family LawBrick NJ Lawyers Work For Safe Adoptions You’ve made the decision!: You’re ready to adopt a child and share your home, your love, your life. Now the only big remaining uncertainty is: “Can an adoption be undone?”… Get an...
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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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Residential and Legal Custody Attorneys Monmouth County NJ
| 08-Oct-2018Categories: Child Custody, Child Visitation, Family LawLegal vs. Residential Custody in New Jersey: Understanding Your Parental Rights How are they different? Divorcing parents often come to court seeking CUSTODY over their child without realizing that the term actually has two meanings; Legal custody and Residential...
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Birth Fathers Do Have Rights
| 25-Sep-2018Categories: Child Custody, Child Support, Child Visitation, Family Law, Parenting TimeMonmouth County Birth Fathers Do Have Rights Typically, most decisions during pregnancy are made by the mom-to-be, including testing, healthcare and birth choices and the decision about adoption. Each of these is a very important and life-altering decision, especially...
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