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As is the case in many states, New Jersey used a formula to determine the appropriate amount of support to be paid for children when their parents separate or divorce. This formula is detailed in the New Jersey Child Support Guidelines, which can be found in the...
Spending time with friends and family during the holidays is one of the best things in the world. Many of our fondest childhood memories are closely associated with holidays such as Christmas, Passover, Thanksgiving, Halloween and more. But what happens when mom and...
On July 4, 2025, The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was codified into law. Among many other impacts on tax and government funding, the enactment of this Bill significantly increased the use of 529 Plans. Prior to the OBBBA, 529 withdrawals for kindergarten to 12th...
Filing for divorce can be a complex and emotional process. When you know for sure divorce is imminent, your focus is no doubt on worries about your children, your home, and your finances, while also trying to deal with your emotions. Certainly consulting with an...
On his last day in office Governor Murphy signed into law S4510. This law, that is now effective immediately for all custody cases in New Jersey, significantly changes our custody statute, N.J.S.A. 9:2-4. Child’s Preference Now Given Significant Weight One key...
The most contentious part of the divorce often involves property division. In addition to taking into account who gets the home and other valuables, it is also important to take into account the impact of taxes. For example, the shift from filing as "married filing...
Going through a divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re navigating unfamiliar laws, court procedures, and financial issues. As divorce attorneys, we see the same avoidable mistakes come up again and again — and they often have long-term consequences....
One of the most important issues in a divorce concerns the arrangements for the care and custody of children. Custody and parenting time can also be a very challenging issues to deal with because of the breakdown of the relationship between the parents that led to...
Majority of divorce matters in New Jersey are resolved by way of alternative dispute resolution events such as parties attending Early Settlement Matrimonial Panel (MESP) and/or economic mediation. Generally, however, our law has prohibited parties in which there is a...
What happens to your possessions in a divorce? Well, most people can come to their own agreements as to the division of furniture, lawn equipment, and other household goods. But in the event the parties cannot agree, several approaches exist. First, the parties can...
