Popular content
Family Law help is a call away 609-436-9079
We fight so you don’t have to
Tag Archives: durst
Changing the last name of the child
It is common in divorce proceedings for the former wife to change her surname. The law allows her to adopt any surname, not just her maiden name, as long as it is not being done for fraudulent purposes or to … Continue reading
Posted in Durst Firm News, Durst on Divorce
Tagged custody, divorce, durst
Comments Off on Changing the last name of the child
Increased lifestyle due to cohabitation can lead to alimony termination
Once alimony has been awarded, NJ law allows for a modification upon a showing by the payor that the recipient is cohabitating and realizing an economic benefit from doing so. Prior decisions have focused on the economic impact of the … Continue reading
Posted in Durst on Divorce
Tagged alimony, divorce, durst
Comments Off on Increased lifestyle due to cohabitation can lead to alimony termination
Is Court administered divorce arbitration coming to NJ?
There are several ways a NJ divorce case can get resolved. The parties can reach an agreement between themselves or with the assistance of their attorneys. The Court system offers custody and parenting time mediation and the Early Settlement Panel … Continue reading
Posted in Durst Firm News, Durst on Divorce
Tagged arbitration, divorce, durst
Comments Off on Is Court administered divorce arbitration coming to NJ?
Divorce and Taxes: What you need to know
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
Posted in Durst Firm News, Durst on Divorce
Tagged alimony, divorce, durst, taxes
Comments Off on Divorce and Taxes: What you need to know
Making relocation easier. Is this a positive trend?
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
Posted in Durst Firm News, Durst on Divorce
Tagged divorce, durst, relocation
Comments Off on Making relocation easier. Is this a positive trend?
