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Explaining the role of a custody evaluator in your divorce case

In a divorce case, a custody expert—often called a custody evaluator or child custody expert—plays a crucial role in helping the court determine what custody arrangement is in the best interests of the child. Here’s an overview of their role: … Continue reading

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Tips on selecting your divorce attorney

How to Select a Divorce Attorney: A Practical Guide Divorce is one of the most emotionally and financially challenging experiences a person can face. Having the right attorney by your side can make a significant difference in how smoothly the … Continue reading

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Can I change my last name after my divorce?

Changing your surname after a divorce in New Jersey can be a meaningful step toward reclaiming your identity. Whether you’re considering this change during the divorce process or years later, New Jersey law provides clear pathways to make it happen.​ … Continue reading

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Starting Fresh: Moving Out of NJ with Your Child After Divorce

Divorce is never easy, especially when children are involved. On top of the emotional upheaval, there are practical questions to answer—like where you’ll live, how custody will work, and whether a fresh start in a new place might be the … Continue reading

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Can Child Support in New Jersey Be Paid Through Wage Garnishment?When it comes to child support in New Jersey, one of the most common questions parents have is whether payments can be made through wage garnishment. The short answer? Yes, absolutely—and in most cases, it’s the default method.

What Is Wage Garnishment?Wage garnishment is when a portion of an employee’s earnings is automatically withheld by their employer to pay off a debt—in this case, child support. Instead of the paying parent (often called the noncustodial parent) manually sending … Continue reading

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