New Jersey has made significant strides towards equality for same-sex couples in the realm of marriage and family law over the last decade or so, since New Jersey recognized same sex marriage on October 21, 2013. This landmark decision, Garden State Equality v. Dow, ensured that same-sex couples could enjoy
As the Family Court in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey has had to adjust its policies, practice and procedure during these last few months under the shelter-in-place and shut down orders, we are starting to see practical solutions emerge. One such example is the new directive Order out of New
Custody battles are draining on everyone involved, and resolutions are often not reached quickly or easily. When a custody schedule is finally reached, the custody exchanges are also often a point of stress for all parties. Below are some tips so to help ease that tension. Be on Time One
Marriage and Family researchers at Bowling Green State University have found that the divorce rate for couples aged 50 and older has doubled since 1990, and it has more than doubled for married individuals aged 65 and older1. Whether the couple has grown apart over the years, or the recent
As our country adjusts to the “new normal” and COVID-19 alters every aspect of our lives, we couldn’t help but wonder – how will this impact the divorce rates during this time? The initial thought is that for those couples on the cusp of cracking the “stay at home” orders
In these uncertain times, we all are trying to find our footing and priorities while adjusting to a “new normal.” After ensuring that your children and other loved ones are safe, it is certainly reasonable to think about your financial picture. I am sure you had an idea in your
With the excitement of getting engaged and the fun of planning a wedding, young couples don’t usually want to think about the unromantic detail of signing a prenuptial agreement. However, they certainly should. Prenuptial agreements or “prenups” as they are more commonly called, do not have to be for couples
With social media playing such a significant role in our current culture and our lives, it is no surprise it has crept its way into the family law arena. Users have many options with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Tumbler, and Snap Chat all available to showcase your life. Social media can