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WHAT IS A MOTION FOR TEMPORARY RELIEF?

Posted on August 16, 2012 by Sandy Durst

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?

Posted on August 14, 2012 by Sandy Durst

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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Will a bankruptcy filing impact my divorce?

Posted on August 13, 2012 by Sandy Durst

Will a bankruptcy filing impact my divorce? By: Sandy Durst, Esq.        Lynch, Osborne, Gilmore & Durst A difficult economy often leads to divorce.  Difficult financial times also result in an increase in bankruptcy filings.  It is important that both … Continue reading →

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Who pays for college after the divorce?

Posted on August 13, 2012 by Sandy Durst

WHO PAYS FOR COLLEGE AFTER THE DIVORCE By:           Sandy Durst, Esq.                 Lynch, Osborne, Gilmore & Durst   The issue of who pays for the college education of unemancipated children after a divorce is often emotionally charged and financially stressful … Continue reading →

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Is child support appropriate for an adult child? Maybe, says the court.

Posted on August 5, 2012 by Sandy Durst

 There are certain circumstances that arise which may warrant the ongoing payment of child support even after a child reaches adulthood.  The following excerpt from the NJ LAw Journal illustrates one such situation and highlights what each party must show … Continue reading →

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