What can you do if you’re paying alimony and suspect your ex is in a new romantic relationship? Your ex might be “cohabitating” under New Jersey law. If so, you can ask the court to terminate, modify, or suspend your alimony…
Knowing how to skillfully interact in business and personal relationships is key to successful agreements – with clients, customers, employees, even your spouse or kids. School teaches us to read and write. We don’t get formally educated on how to build and…
For many New Jersey divorces, spouses can enter into written agreements without going to court. Then, all a court needs to do is to legally dissolve the marriage. These agreements, typically called Marital Settlement Agreements, outline terms dealing with child…
Challenges are part of life. We are constantly being hit with new challenges that take many different forms: Difficult people. Losing a job. Marital difficulties and divorce. Sometimes things just suck. But you can still have peace of mind. The…
I know first-hand that parenting a teen can be challenging at best. It often involves a balance of offering the right amount of guidance with providing enough freedom to make mistakes. Fortunately, I learned a thing or two as I…
