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Modification of alimony obligations based on changed circumstances

Previosuly ordered or agreed to alimony obligations may be modifiable of the payor can demonstrate a substantial change in circumstances.  The change must be realized in good faith, through no fault of party seeking a reduction and must be more … Continue reading

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The Alphabet Soup of Divorce

As a lawyer I find one of my most important responsibilities involves educating clients on all phases of the divorce process. As they saying goes, “knowledge is power” and I want my clients to be empowered during their divorce. Part … Continue reading

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Keep the non-custodial parent in the loop if you want them to pay for college.

In a recently decided but unreported decision, the Appellate Court emphasized that the quality of the relationship of a parent and child is an important factor when deciding if a parent should have an obligation to contribute towards college expenses. As … Continue reading

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Divorce & Back to School Isssues

If you are going through a divorce or have recently been divorced you may find that the upcoming back to school season presents a host of new issues that must be delicately addressed in order to minimize the impact on … Continue reading

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