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Can I change my last name as part of my divorce?
As part of a divorce, one thing women may request is permission to change their last name. In those cases where the one spouse has assumed the surname of their now ex-spouse, dropping his last name can be a cathartic move. … Continue reading
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My spouse and I would like to use you for our divorce. Can we do that?
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Why I choose to be a divorce attorney.
Being a divorce attorney can be a frustrating line of work. It is fraught with practical, emotional, and financial challenges. Sometimes the “system” just doesn’t work the way it should. There are times when it is not possible to achieve … Continue reading
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I was served with a Complaint for Divorce: now what?
The range of emotions someone experiences when served with a Complaint for Divorce are varied. Some are shocked. many are angered. Confusion is common and I’ve even had some clients confess they were relieved. Regardless of your emotional response, a … Continue reading
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Knowledge is power: Understanding common legal terms for NJ family law
Useful terms for your NJ Family Law Case The saying “knowledge is power” is relevant to New Jersey Family Law. At The Durst Firm, we believe that educating our clients allows them the better engage in the proceedings, better … Continue reading
