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What is an “uncontested” divorce?
What Is an Uncontested Divorce in New Jersey? Divorce can be emotionally taxing and financially draining—but not every divorce has to be a drawn-out courtroom battle. In New Jersey, many couples resolve their marriage dissolution through an uncontested divorce, a … Continue reading
Multiple methods to resolve your divorce in New Jersey
Divorce Resolution in New Jersey: Litigation, Mediation, and Arbitration Explained When a marriage ends in New Jersey, divorcing spouses have several paths to resolve their disputes. While some cases must go before a judge, many couples today choose alternative dispute … Continue reading
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Tagged alimony, arbitration, divorce, durst, mediation, NJ, trial
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CASE ALERT: Don’t let a Final Restraining Order keep you from returning to work.
Having a restraining order entered against you can have serious ramifications. One such consequence is being unable to return to your place of employment if you and the victim work at the same location. We are often sought out by … Continue reading
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Tagged domestic violence, durst, dv, NJ
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Prepare now for happier holidays
As we head into fall, it is no secret that the holidays are right around the corner. For families going through a divorce or who may have already completed their divorce, the holidays can be a time fraught with tension … Continue reading
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Important update for Mercer County Residents
In April 2024, the New Jersey Supreme Court issued an order requiring that all new divorce cases filed in Mercer County would be transferred to alternative vicinages in an attempt to alleviate the backlog of cases in the Mercer County … Continue reading
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