Divorce is an incredibly common problem for New Jersey couples. Many are willing to do what it takes to avoid the end of their marriage. But there are some factors that tend to affect a large number of couples. One is the phenomenon known as the eight-year itch. This...
Child custody disputes often result in emotionally charged legal battles. The presence of a criminal record may greatly influence these cases. While having a criminal record does not automatically disqualify a parent from obtaining custody, it can shape the outcome of...
The two most essential parts of any divorce in New Jersey are determining child custody and figuring out and dividing assets and liabilities (which will also play a role in child support decisions). If you don't have children, divorce is primarily a financial affair....
