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Divorce as Self Care

Self-care is having a moment. We can justify almost anything by calling it self-care. Partner on your nerves? Go get a massage, because self-care. Overstimulated by small children? Run out alone for a coffee, because self-care. Work extra stressful? Stop for a drink on your way home, because self-care. Don’t

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Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With in New Jersey?

When making custody decisions, New Jersey Judges are required to consider several factors, one of which is the child’s preference. The law has allowed Judges to consider a child’s preference for many years, but a recent change emphasizes the role that children’s wishes can play. For more on the changes

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Can My Alimony Be Reduced If I Lose My Job?

When a couple gets divorced, one party may have to pay alimony to the other. However, financial circumstances can change, and when things change significantly, these changes can provide a basis for modifying an alimony obligation, often downward. Generally, to reduce alimony in New Jersey, the party who pays must

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Can My Prenup Have a Cheating Clause?

Sure, but it may not be enforceable. This is often referred to as an “infidelity” clause, which can lay out consequences for a spouse going outside the marriage. An infidelity clause can deal with a physical affair or even an emotional affair. There are loads of examples of celebrities with

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