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NO – Judges Cannot Give Parent Coordinator’s Binding Decision Making Authority!

By Eric S. Solotoff on January 7, 2022

Over the past decade plus, I have written about the use, if not misuse/abuse of parent coordinators (PCs) many times on this blog.  In fact, one of my most popular…
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The New Year’s Resolution Divorce – 2022 Edition

By Eric S. Solotoff on December 28, 2021

For many divorce attorneys, the busy season starts after the first of the year. For the last several years, I have posted on the phenomenon of the New Year’s Resolution…
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A Website for Prenups -Good Use of Technology or a Recipe for Disaster?

By Eric S. Solotoff on December 10, 2021

I saw an article this morning about people who brought their digital platform to prepare prenups to the show Shark Tank.  I haven’t viewed their site and have no idea…
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Losing Your Job During a Divorce – A Cautionary Tale About Quitting While You’re Ahead

By Eric S. Solotoff on December 8, 2021

One of the more difficult scenarios to deal with during a divorce is when the higher earner who will likely have to pay alimony and child support, loses her/his job…
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Marital Lifestyle is the Standard for Pendente Lite Alimony Too

By Eric S. Solotoff on November 18, 2021

Under the guise of the concept that “it costs more to live in two houses than it does one” or “when parties are living separate, they both can’t continue to…
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You May Not Get to Reduce Your Alimony if Your Voluntary Sale of Your Business Reduces Your Income

By Eric S. Solotoff on October 26, 2021

More and more, we have seen medical practices bought up by hospitals, large medical groups and venture capitalists who combine the practices into mega-practices or networks.  In those cases, often…
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Sometimes the Disposition of an FD Matter is Like the Wild West

By Eric S. Solotoff on October 22, 2021

Typically, divorce cases are handled by the court on the “FM” docket and cases involving people that weren’t married but have children together are handled on the “FD” or non-dissolution…
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Appellate Division Overturns Order Denying Motion to Vacate 8 Year Old Divorce for Fraud

By Eric S. Solotoff on October 7, 2021

Frequently, judicial opinions cite the cases that say settlement of disputes ranks high in New Jersey’s public policy.  Accordingly, it is very difficult to get a trial court to set…
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COURT DELAYS REUNIFICATION THERAPY DEFERRING TO THE WISHES OF A 12 YEAR OLD

By Eric S. Solotoff on September 20, 2021

Sadly, serious fractures in a parent-child relationship come up frequently in our practice.  Sometimes, it is because of a parent’s self-destructive conduct (e.g. drug or alcohol addiction, abuse, untreated mental…
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No “Do-Overs” When You Agree to Arbitrate Your Divorce

By Eric S. Solotoff on August 24, 2021

As we have written before, alternate dispute resolution is a favored way to resolve divorce matters, whether it be mediation or binding arbitration.  One reason that people choose the arbitration…
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