Earlier today, Amazon Founder, Jeff Bezos, and his Wife, MacKenzie, issued a joint statement of their intent to divorce each other after 25 years of marriage. The most recent estimate is that Bezos’ net worth is somewhere around $137 billion dollars, give or take a few billion depending on the market. The million (well billion)Read more
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Often when someone mentions a prenuptial agreement, the assumption is the parties’ must have significant assets. The reality is that prenuptial agreements are not just for the super wealthy. Over the last few years, I have seen a significant increase in the number of clients getting prenuptial agreements as the issues have become much lessRead more
The Holiday Season is full of friends, family and fun. But for families where parents are separated or divorced, the holidays can be difficult and can add to tensions for parents that do not get along or are struggling to co-parent. How can parents avoid such issues in the first place? When open communication betweenRead more
The unfortunate reality is that Domestic Violence remains prevalent in American society. As a matrimonial attorney, I often meet with clients who have previously been abused by a significant other and/or are currently involved in an abusive relationship. Unfortunately, studies show that it often takes years and multiple acts of abuse before the victim leavesRead more
In one of the biggest custody cases handed down in years, the New Jersey Supreme Court today in Jaime Taormina Bisbing v. Glenn R. Bisbing, III introduced a new standard for parents seeking relocation with children out of the state of New Jersey. Read more
As April 15th quickly approaches many are scrambling to get their taxes filed, do not forget these helpful tips regarding taxes and divorce.Read more
Often times, a custodial parent wants to move out of state with their children for various reasons, a job opportunity, a new relationship, etc. In the State of New Jersey it is important to know that a parent cannot move out of state without prior Court approval or the consent of the other parent. ThisRead more