General Divide all property according to divorce decree. Re-title ownership of assets, including your home and all motor vehicles, and inform mortgage company, if any, of changes in ownership of real estate. Change the name of responsible party on utility bills, and notify auto insurer. Update your mailing address with credit card companies, banks, state [...]
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Post-Divorce Checklist
November 20th, 2011 · No Comments
Tags: Child Custody · Child Support · Equitable Distribution · Family Law · Spousal Support
Top Ten (10) New Jersey Family Law Cases Decided In 2010
February 24th, 2011 · 1 Comment
In January 2011, the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education (NJICLE) hosted the annual Family Law Symposium. This year an overflow crowd of over 700 family lawyers were in attendance, the largest audience to attend any program ever held by NJICLE. One presentation in the Family Law Symposium identified the “top 10 family law [...]
Tags: Child Custody · Child Support · Equitable Distribution · Family Law · Other Claims By And Between Divorcing Spouses · Spousal Support · Top Ten
Court Discusses The Legal Standard To Be Applied When Considering A Request By A Divorced Parent To Remove A Child To Another State
November 10th, 2010 · No Comments
In Mary Elizabeth Walsh-Morales v. Jon D. Morales, Docket No. A0524-09T2 (Appellate Division, November 5, 2010), the state appeals court reiterated the legal standard in New Jersey which must be met before a divorced parent will be permitted to remove a child to another state. Plaintiff, a divorced mother, told defendant, her former husband, that [...]
Tags: Child Custody · Family Law · Other Claims By And Between Divorcing Spouses
Divorcing Couples in New Jersey Have The Right To Arbitrate Rather Than Litigate, But Cannot Be Ordered To Arbitrate By The Court
October 1st, 2009 · No Comments
Recent cases illustrate two important legal principals involving the right to resolve family disputes in New Jersey by voluntary, alternative dispute resolution procedures, such as arbitration and mediation, rather than trial. Our courts have held that parents have a fundamental and constitutionally protected liberty interest in raising their children, which includes the right to submit [...]
Tags: Child Custody · Divorce Mediation · Family Law