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January 17, 2019
Can a parent get out of paying college expenses after a divorce?
In the recent Appellate Division case of M.F.W. v. G.O., the court upheld the lower court’s order requiring the father to contribute to his daughter’s college costs. The court, on motion, allocated the daughter’s college expenses 70/30 and declined to hold a hearing on the issue, finding that there were no issues of material facts…
File Under: Divorce
January 14, 2019
Is it worth it to get a prenup if you don’t have money like Amazon’s Jeff Bezos?
There are headlines all over the Internet about how Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos are getting divorced and do not have a pre-nuptial agreement. Granted, there was no way they could have imagined that their fortune would be at valued at approximately $137 Billion. I guess this is good news for MacKenzie as she can make…
File Under: Pre-Nuptual Agreements
January 10, 2019
10 Things Clients Should Never Say to Their Children
After fifteen years of exclusively practicing matrimonial and family law, there are things I know for sure about divorce. The following list of things that should never be said to children are without a doubt things I know for sure. If you are already divorced, going through a divorce or contemplating a divorce, please read…
File Under: Custody, Divorce, Family Law, Matrimonial & Family Law
October 13, 2018
Spying via i-Devices May Be Stalking
In this case, the court found the husband to have stalked his wife, adding that his intention in doing so was to gain evidence against her to use in their pending divorce proceeding.
File Under: Divorce, Family Law, Matrimonial & Family Law
July 14, 2018
The Law on Removing a Child from New Jersey
Relocation/removal cases are some of the most difficult and heart-wrenching of all. This change in the law is welcome, and will hopefully reduce the strife and stress in children’s lives.
File Under: Custody, Family Law
March 14, 2018
Criminal Charges: Interference with Custody
A tool that is rarely used when someone defies a court Order enforcing custody and parenting time is the filing of criminal charges against the offender for interfering with custody.
File Under: Custody, Family Law
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