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Pilot program aims to track abusers in NJ
A bill being considered by the NJ legislature aims to track those individuals who have committed domestic violence by making them wear an electronic ankle monitoring bracelet. This is a well-intentioned plan and could add an additional layer of protection … Continue reading
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Best Interests, not preferences, guide custody decisions.
When trying to resolve custody and parenting time disputes in a NJ divorce, it is important to remember that the ultimate decision will be based on what is in the child’s best interests. I often hear that one party is … Continue reading
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Terminal illness not basis to change child custody
In a decision that should come as a relief to those who are unfortunately suffering from a terminal illness, the court in NJ has ruled that the mere existence of the illness is not by itself a basis to change … Continue reading
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Grandparents in NJ may have harder time obtaining visitation with grandchildren
A proposed bill in NJ is attempting to minimize the role of grandparents in the lives of children of divorce. At a time when children need all the support available, this bill just doesn’t make sense. Bill Would Erect High … Continue reading
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The debate over NJ alimony reform continues
If you have followed this blog, the Facebook page for The Durst Firm, LLC or my twitter posts from @divorcelawyernj you know by now that while I recognize some measure of reform may be necessary to the current NJ alimony statute, … Continue reading
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