Category Archives: Durst on Divorce

Is it legal to record a conversation with my spouse?

Posted on May 2, 2014 by Sandy Durst

The recent scandal involving the owner of the L.A. Clippers raises an important issue for individuals going through a divorce in NJ. As we all know, the firestorm erupted because a recording of a conversation was leaked to the media. … Continue reading →

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NJ Alimony Reform: a reasonable position

Posted on February 24, 2014 by Sandy Durst

The topic of alimony reform in NJ has been popular in the media.  The issue is cloaked in misinformation and propaganda by agenda driven groups who use the word “reform” in an attempt to hide their personal agendas.  As a … Continue reading →

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NJ Senate Judiciary committee approves bill granting judges more discretion in child support cases.

Posted on December 17, 2013 by Sandy Durst

  As children grow older, the issue of when they may be deemed emancipated arises.  Emancipation is important because once found to be emancipated, parents have no legal duty to financially support the child. Bill Giving Judges More Discretion In … Continue reading →

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I cant’ afford my child support payment? What should I do?

Posted on June 23, 2013 by Sandy Durst

In a NJ divorce, both parents have an obligation to financially support the child(ren) of the marriage.  Child support can be calculated utilizing the NJ Child Support Guidelines or the parties can agree to deviate from the Guidelines.  Child support … Continue reading →

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Can a parent with joint legal custody make unilateral decisions affecting the child?

Posted on June 12, 2013 by Sandy Durst

After a divorce, there is often disagreement between the parents as to what is appropriate with regard to the child’s education and religious upbringing.  Under joint legal custody, both parties are to be involved in major decisions including but not … Continue reading →

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