OCEAN AND MONMOUTH COUNTY FAMILY LAW BLOG

NJ Court Memo Updates Incarceration Protocols for Non-Payment of Child Support

By Bronzino Law Firm LLC | 16-Apr-2014

Categories: Child Support, Family Law

The Acting Administrative Director of the Courts, Judge Glenn A. Grant, issued a memorandum detailing the steps that trial courts must take with respect to incarcerating individuals for non-payment of...

Child Support Adjustment for Shared Parenting Arrangements

By Bronzino Law Firm LLC | 15-Apr-2014

Categories: Child Support, Family Law

More parents are entering into shared parenting arrangements for custody and visitation. Even when the parties have completely equal parenting time with the children, there is still a child support...

Judge Rules Child Cannot Attend Mets Opener

By Bronzino Law Firm LLC | 02-Apr-2014

Categories: Child Visitation, Family Law, Parenting Time

A story in the New York Post reveals a case where a mother sought an order from a New Jersey judge to allow her son to attend the 2014 Mets...

Plotnick v. DeLuccia: A Father’s Pre-birth Rights

By Bronzino Law Firm LLC | 24-Mar-2014

Categories: Child Visitation, Family Law

Very recently, in the case of Plotnick v. DeLuccia, a New Jersey Family Court Judge ruled that a father does not have the right to be notified when the pregnant...

Joint Tax Refund During Divorce

By Bronzino Law Firm LLC | 19-Mar-2014

Categories: Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law

Very often couples going through a divorce still file a joint tax return. That is because as long as you are still legally married, you have the option to file...

Emancipation

By Bronzino Law Firm LLC | 27-Jan-2014

Categories: Child Support, Family Law

In order to end your child support obligation, your child must be declared emancipated. This is not automatically done. If you and the other parent both agree that the child...

Transfer of Retirement Accounts

By Bronzino Law Firm LLC | 13-Jan-2014

Categories: Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Family Law, Marital Assets

In a divorce, a spouse may be entitled to a percentage of the other party's retirement account (401k, IRA, etc.) or pension. If either spouse were to withdraw money from...

The New Jersey Court’s Holiday Parenting Schedule

By Bronzino Law Firm LLC | 07-Jan-2014

Categories: Family Law, Parenting Time

When parties cannot agree on holiday parenting time, the standard is to implement the "Court's Holiday Parenting Schedule" for holiday parenting time. The schedule is comprehensive and covers almost all...

Imputation of Income

By Bronzino Law Firm LLC | 09-Dec-2013

Categories: Alimony, Child Support, Family Law

When determining an obligation for child support and alimony, the court must determine what each party's income is. Sometimes a person is unemployed or only working part-time. The court will...

Insurance During a Divorce

By Bronzino Law Firm LLC | 12-Nov-2013

Categories: Divorce, Family Law

At the outset of your divorce case, you must fill out a certification with your initial pleadings (Complaint or Answer) pursuant to Rule 5:4-2(f), setting forth all insurances you currently...

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