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Recently I blogged on the difficulties experienced by some spouses left with no choice but to abide by New Jersey’s "no fault" divorce process. Looking at the husband in "Crazy…
Continue Reading ISRAELI COURT FINES WOMAN FOR REFUSING TO DIVORCE HUSBAND
This past weekend, my wife and I saw the new film, "Crazy, Stupid, Love," the story of which revolves around a divorcing couple attempting to move on with their lives. While…
Continue Reading THE REALITIES OF DIVORCE ON THE SILVER SCREEN
It goes without saying that it takes two people to agree to get married, making vows "til death do us part." Those vows, spoken with all sincerity, good intention, and…
Continue Reading When It Comes To Divorce, It Only Takes One to Tango
Agreements between spouses, or those who are betrothed, are to be considered by judges as any other contracts, and can be subject to enforcement by the courts. Such are the…
Continue Reading Valid Religious Marital-Type Agreements Upheld in Family Court
On June 15, 2010, the New York Times reported on several proposed new laws affecting family law practice in New York. One was to adopt no-fault divorce, which has…
Continue Reading Is No-Fault Divorce Coming to NY? We Have it in NJ
When I see a new client, he or she often spends much time telling me about all of the offenses that his or her spouse has committed throughout the marriage. Couples…
Mark Ashton, a partner in our Exton (Chester County), Pennsylvania office and the editor of our Pennsylvania Family Law Blog, wrote an excellent post entitled “I Want You To Show…
Continue Reading Read Mark Ashton’s Excellent Post Entitled “I Want You To Show How Awful She Is”
Following up on our recent blog post addressing how marital fault is not of particular relevance in New Jersey divorce litigation, a front page news story in the August 3…
Continue Reading No-Fault Divorce: Not a New York State of Mind
