Category Archives: Matrimonial & Family Law
March 21, 2022
Jeralyn Lawrence Argued Before the Supreme Court of New Jersey as Amici on Behalf of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers New Jersey Chapter and the Court Issued a Decision
Jeralyn Lawrence argued before the Supreme Court of New Jersey as amici on behalf of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, New Jersey Chapter and the court issued a decision. The Supreme Court invalidated the statutory provision requiring palimony agreements to be entered into with advice of counsel as unconstitutional. The AAML participated as...File Under: Matrimonial & Family Law
March 2, 2022
Keeping Your Divorce Child-Centered
Having a Child-Centered Divorce When New Jersey parents decide to end their marriage, they may be most concerned about how to protect their children and care for them throughout the process. Divorce can come with a lot of emotional stress and pain as well as uncertainty about the future, and children may struggle when dealing…
File Under: Divorce, Matrimonial & Family Law
February 23, 2022
Should You Settle Your Divorce Out of Court?
Settling a Divorce vs. Going to Court Couples divorcing in New Jersey may want to end their marriage as quickly as possible, but each divorce is very different. Some people may find it easy to sit down with their divorce lawyers and reach a settlement, while others may have high levels of conflict over every…
File Under: Divorce, Matrimonial & Family Law
February 9, 2022
Jeralyn Lawrence Interview by Jessie Frees on Radio WMTR 1250
Jeralyn Lawrence was interviewed by Jessie Frees’ “Ask the Expert” on Radio WMTR 1250. Listen to the interview.
File Under: Matrimonial & Family Law
January 20, 2022
Jeralyn Lawrence Quoted in the NJ.com article, “My Ex died. How do I get his pension?”
Jeralyn Lawrence was quoted in the NJ.com article, “My Ex died. How do I get his pension?”
File Under: Matrimonial & Family Law
January 9, 2022
Which Co-Parenting Schedule Might Be Best for Your Child?
When New Jersey parents decide to divorce, they will have decisions to make when it comes to choosing the right co-parenting schedule for their child or children. There are different types of child custody that may be right for each family, depending on the parents’ work schedules and the children’s needs. It is worth spending…
File Under: Matrimonial & Family Law, Parenting Time