Category Archives: Durst on Divorce

Divorce and Taxes: What you need to know

Posted on February 16, 2013 by Sandy Durst

A divorce will surely impact your tax filing.  The following points are based on my 14 years of experience as a NJ divorce attorney.  You should consult with an accountant or qualified tax preparer to determine how to best prepare … Continue reading →

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Making relocation easier. Is this a positive trend?

Posted on February 14, 2013 by Sandy Durst

In a continuing stream of court opinions that appear to make it easier for a custodial parent to relocate outside the borders of New Jersey with the children, an unreported decision remanded a relocation case back to the trial judge … Continue reading →

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Court eases burden for a parent seeking to relocate out of NJ with the children

Posted on February 12, 2013 by Sandy Durst

In today’s mobile society   in which both parents work it has become increasingly likely that the custodial parent may need t relocate outside of New Jersey.    Generally, the custodial parent cannot move out of New Jersey without the consent of … Continue reading →

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NJ Alimony Reform: My 2 Cents.

Posted on February 8, 2013 by Sandy Durst

I am a NJ divorce lawyer. I work day in and day out to help individuals and there children through the divorce process.  I often get blamed for causing divorce.  The collective integrity of my colleagues is constantly under attack.  … Continue reading →

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Finding of ongoing need for protection required for entry of Final Restraining Order

Posted on January 31, 2013 by Sandy Durst

A recent unreported Appellate Division decision highlights an important component of the analysis required to determine if a Domestic Violence Restraining Order is necessary in a particular case. Court are called upon to determine when routine domestic squabbles cross the … Continue reading →

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