One of my favorite people has ADHD. He keeps life interesting, funny, and I promise you there is never a dull moment. He is smart and observant, even when you think his head is in the clouds. I can’t wait to find out if he becomes a roboticist, engineer, or a circus performer when heRead more
The divorce trend over 50 has become commonly referred to as a “Gray Divorce”. The rate of so-called “gray divorce” amongst this segment of the population, otherwise known as the baby boomer generation, has nearly doubled over the last 20 years with plenty of famous examples in popular culture, such as Bill and Melinda Gates.Read more
For the majority of people, they set out a basic plan for how they expect their life to turn out. A big part of that plan is getting married and having a secure and stable life. Unfortunately, things don’t always turn out the way we want them to be, and you cannot go wrong beingRead more
When divorced parents don’t agree on vaccinations for their children, what happens? The pandemic has brought to light a question that has been around for some time – when divorced parents don’t agree on vaccinations, what happens? The choice of whether to get children vaccinated may not be an easy one to make for manyRead more
Discovery and social media Everyone seems to live on their phones and social media these days— Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Whats Ap, YouTube, Snapchat, Messenger, LinkedIn, etc. —posting updates, stories, blogs, videos, you name it. Did you know that this came come back to bite you, though? In family actions, “[e]xcept for summary actions andRead more
For most privately held businesses, owners’ compensation is one of the largest expenses, especially when all the related perks and hidden costs are calculated. In a divorce litigation, attorneys are going to scrutinize such compensation to determine if it accurately reflects what others would receive for similar duties in a similar setting. Reasonable compensation levelsRead more
Money matters are often at the heart of divorce disputes. If you happen to be in the midst of splitting from your spouse or are considering it, be aware that aside from the price tag of divorce there are other parts of the process that can unexpectedly end up costing you money. You should haveRead more
“Marital assets and debts are always divided equally between divorcing spouses” We have previously blogged about some of the common misconceptions pervading the divorce process in New Jersey. This blog will dispel another popular New Jersey divorce myth: Marital assets and debts are always divided equally (50/50) between divorcing spouses. Some states (e.g., California)Read more
There’s no doubt about it — going through a divorce can be an emotionally trying time. In addition to the emotional impact a divorce can have, it can also take a significant toll on post divorce finances. Consider how these steps may help you get on firmer footing: Adjust your budget: A good place to startRead more
The New Jersey Department of Children and Families (DCF) oversees the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCPP), formerly known as the Division of Youth & Family Services (DYFS). DCPP has an obligation to investigate any allegation of child abuse or neglect. Many categories of people including doctors, nurses, teachers, coaches, and day care providersRead more
