Blog Posts in March, 2019

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, ...

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 ...

Owners at Fast Growing NJ Divorce Law Firm Named 2019 Super Lawyers

Nominated by Peers, Extremely Limited Number of NJ Attorneys Chosen for Distinction Contact: Jonathan Rahim 732-529-6937 – jonathan@pnlawnj.com Edison, NJ – NJ Divorce Solutions – Previte Nachlinger, P.C., the fastest growing Divorce and Family Law Firm in New Jersey*, is pleased to announce that Owners Christina Previte, Esq. and John Nachlinger, Esq. have been selected as 2019 New Jersey Super ...

How does Divorce Arbitration Work?

Going to court is not the only available method of resolving a family law dispute. If parties are not able to reach an agreement in a contested matter, they can also pursue mediation or arbitration of their case. While many people are somewhat familiar with the concept of mediation—where a neutral third-party attorney, the “mediator,” assesses the facts and circumstances of the matter and attempts ...

Justice For All...even if you aren't married

Many who are unfamiliar with the Court system are unaware of the large number of cases that are handled in New Jersey Family Courts on an ongoing basis. Divorce proceedings and disputes between litigants who are married and seeking divorced, or those already divorced are handled in the Matrimonial part if the Family Court. A large percentage of these cases fall under the “Non-Dissolution” ...

When Is It Time to “Lean In” to Your Divorce?

By now, you are probably familiar with Facebook’s Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg’s “Lean In” philosophy. You don’t have to be a feminist or even a woman to learn something from this philosophy. Many of us could learn to Lean In with respect to many aspects of our lives. It is basically the proposition that when it comes time to make decisions and take action to better yourself and your ...