Many people think that palimony is just alimony with a “P” and that the mere existence of a long term unmarried relationship, where the people live together, is enough to
Continue Reading Palimony Isn’t Alimony – Having a Long Term Relationship Alone Doesn’t Give You a Right to Support
Some people think there are no winners in divorce court. While I like to have a more optimistic outlook, it goes without saying that family law cases sometimes yield unhappy
Continue Reading Unhappy with a Family Court Order? Use Procedural Error to Cure a Substantive Mistake
I recently represented a client at mediation during which the parties were able to resolve virtually all of their issues, save for the Wife’s claim that the Husband should make
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All Hallow’s Eve is upon us. All month long, I have watched my favorite Halloween movies (Hocus Pocus, anyone?), visited haunted houses, carved my Jack-O-Lantern, and engaged in all the
Continue Reading What Does Your Divorce Have in Common with Halloween? A SPOOOOOOOOOOKY Comparison.
Going through a divorce can be one of the most stressful and emotionally difficult experiences you will ever go through in your life. Everything that you know is about to
Continue Reading When You Can’t Find a Better Man – Five Tips to Consider when Preparing for Divorce
As the line from one of my favorite White Stripes songs goes, “Fall is Here, Hear the Yell, Back to School, Ring the Bell…” I know when the new school
Continue Reading The Kids Are Alright: Tips for the Divorced Parent to get through the New School Year
I know, I know. Summer is coming to an end and despite how much torrential rain we have had, it is still sad to see it fade off into the
Continue Reading Five Tips to Consider When Scheduling Vacation Time with the Children Post-Divorce
Every day I represent people who believe that they are never going to move on from their divorce. These incredibly strong people have a difficult time understanding that there is,
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On a daily basis, I’ll go online and search for the latest in divorce news to see what people are talking about. Two recent stories were of particular note not
Continue Reading GETTING DIVORCED IN NEW JERSEY – DO YOU NEED TO PROVE “FAULT”?
Demonstrating yet again that cohabitation cases are almost always a creature of their specific facts and circumstances, the Appellate Division in the recently unpublished, Salvatore v. Salvatore, reversed a
Continue Reading Appellate Division Reverses Trial Court’s Denial of Payor’s Motion to Terminate Alimony in Unique Cohabitation Scenario