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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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What do I need to prove in order to get a restraining order?
In order to obtain a domestic violence restraining order under NJ law, the alleged victim must show (1) that the offending party had the intent to commit the underlying act, and (2) that the issuance of a restraining order is … Continue reading
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Does child support get reduced when a child moves away to attend college? Maybe.
Under NJ law, divorce parents have an obligation to financially support the children of the marriage until they are emancipated. There is no age at which a child will automatically be declared emancipated and each case needs to be evaluated … Continue reading
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When a motion just won’t do!
The first step in attempting to resolve a dispute that arises during a divorce is to file a motion with the court. A motion is comprised of 2 parts: the first is the Notice of Motion which sets forth the … Continue reading
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Evidentiary hearing required in custody disputes
Custody and parenting time disputes often involve factual disputes based on conflicting allegations and accusations made by the parties. It can often be difficult to resolve these disputes and plenary hearings can be time consuming and expensive. In an effort … Continue reading
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