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Is it Possible to Win Child Custody Back?

A parent will likely lose custody of their child if the court deems them to be unfit to parent. If you have lost custody of your child you may be Read More

How to Protect Your Finances During a Divorce

If you are facing a divorce, you may be worried about protecting your finances throughout this legal process. To learn the top six steps to take during the divorce proceedings Read More

What to Know About Parenting Time in New Jersey

If your former spouse has been granted sole custody of the child you share together, you may be seeking information regarding parenting time. Continue reading to learn how parenting time Read More

Behavior that Affects your Divorce Proceedings: The Dos and Don’ts

There are certain actions and behavior that can either benefit or hurt the outcome of your divorce proceeding. Please read on to learn more about some of the “dos” and Read More

How Does Child Custody Work in New Jersey?

There are some cases in which couples are unable to reach a custody arrangement on their own. In these cases, the court is given the right to make these decisions Read More

What is the Difference Between a Contested and Uncontested Divorce?

There are two main types of divorce in New Jersey: contested divorce and uncontested divorce. Though they largely cover most of the same issues, the process for each is significantly Read More

Modifying Alimony or Child Support in New Jersey | What to Know

New Jersey courts understand that life is complex. If your life has changed significantly since the finalization of your divorce, you may be considering revisiting your initial divorce agreements to Read More

Can I Relocate With My Child After a Divorce in New Jersey?

In some cases, the custodial parent may seek to relocate with their child after their divorce is finalized. If the parent wishes to move a short distance away, relocation with Read More

Classifying and Dividing Marital Property in a New Jersey Divorce

Like some other jurisdictions, New Jersey is an equitable distribution state. Upon divorce, the marital estate, including both assets and debts, must be divided equitably between the parties. That’s not Read More

Intentional and Unintentional Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS)

Children of divorce normally feel closer to one parent or the other one at different points in their lives. So, Parental Alienation (PA) is usually inevitable. However, Parental Alienation Syndrome Read More

How Does Coronavirus Affect Divorce Property Valuation?

In most cases, economic activity slowed to a standstill during the spring 2020 coronavirus lockdowns. The slowdown was especially bad for entertainment venues, most retailers, and other nonessential businesses. Normally, Read More

Parenting Time Issues During a Global Pandemic
  • posted: Aug. 21, 2020
  • Katherine K. Wagner
  • Divorce

When coronavirus hit American shores sometime in February 2020, many people thought, or hoped, the epidemic would be over in a few months. As a result, in terms of parenting Read More

Child Support Enforcement Options in New Jersey

Residential parents count on child support payments to meet their children’s shelter, food, clothing, medical and other expenses.  Children are also entitled to share in the good fortunes of their Read More

Financial and Emotional Issues in Divorce Cases
  • posted: May 27, 2020
  • Katherine K. Wagner
  • Divorce

The divorce rate has declined significantly since the 1990s. However, divorce’s moral acceptability rating is at an all-time high. In other words, people who would never have considered divorce before, Read More

Five Common Property Division Factors in New Jersey

New Jersey is an equitable distribution  state. A divorce cannot be an unfair financial burden for either party, so marital property must be divided accordingly. That includes both debts and Read More

The Five Types of Alimony in New Jersey
  • posted: May 12, 2020
  • Katherine K. Wagner
  • Alimony

Spousal support, and specifically the nature and purpose of spousal support, is one of the most hotly-debated family law topics of our day. Some advocates believe these payments should help Read More

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