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  • YOU CAN SEPARATE FROM YOUR SPOUSE, BUT WITHOUT A DIVORCE COMPLAINT, YOU CAN’T SEPARATE YOUR SPOUSE FROM YOUR BUSINESS (INTEREST)

    The law of New Jersey is clear: Where one spouse owns a business (the owning-spouse) during the parties’ marriage, the other spouse (the non-owning spouse) is likely entitled to a portion of the value of that business as of the filing of a Complaint for divorce. Why? Because marriage is considered a partnership in New Jersey - a financial partnership, not just an emotional partnership. Even if the ...
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  • It's not WHAT you say, but HOW you say it!

    In order to be found guilty of an act domestic violence for harassment, the Court must determine that the accused person acted with a “purpose” to harass. Makes sense, right? Sure. However, it begs further questions: How does a victim seeking to obtain a restraining order prove that the alleged harasser had the “purpose” to harass? How does someone defending a charge of harassment prove that ...
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  • Be Careful When Making Your Child Support Arguments

    Child support is often one of the most contentious issues involved in resolving a divorce matter. Its status as a topic of frequent dispute between divorcing spouses owes a great deal to how complex the process of arriving at the amount of the child support obligation can be. Factors such as the arrangement for physical custody of the children, the parties’ incomes, and the children’s ages, ...
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  • Look Before You Leap When It Comes to Relocating Your Child Outside of New Jersey

    Many divorced parents have the best intentions when seeking to relocate their child outside of New Jersey. Indeed, there are certainly cases where a child’s best interest, and even a child’s safety, requires that a parent be permitted to relocate with his or her child outside of New Jersey. However, any parent contemplating such a relocation with their child must first seek permission of the other ...
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