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Parents have obligation to protect child from abuse – even when the other parent is the abuser

In a recently decided case that was approved for publication, the court stressed the responsibility of a fit parent to protect a child from an unfit parent.  While this may seem like common sense, it is a responsibility that can … Continue reading

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Disability determination does not eliminate child support obligation

As highlighted in the New Jersey Law Journal, an important case regarding the impact of a finding of Social Security Disability on one’s obligation to pay child support was recently decided.  Child support obligations are subject to review upon a substantial … Continue reading

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Can I get my support obligations reduced?

In today’s challenging economy many people inquire as to whether or not they can have previously ordered or agreed to alimony or child support obligations reduced. As with many family law questions, the answer is “maybe”. Support obligations may be … Continue reading

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WHAT IS A MOTION FOR TEMPORARY RELIEF?

WHAT IS A MOTION FOR TEMPORARY RELIEF?  In New Jersey, the family court system is instructed to do all it can to resolve divorce cases within one year of the filing of a Complaint for Divorce.  Depending on a particular … Continue reading

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Do I get to keep the engagement ring?

The question of who gets to keep the engagement ring when the relationship ends is one that I often get from clients.  Depending on the facts, my answer is sure to disappoint one party.  In New Jersey, an engagement ring … Continue reading

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