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Are you trying to establish paternity in New Jersey and feeling overwhelmed? You're not alone, and we're here to help guide you through this critical process. Whether you're a mother seeking support or a father wanting to assert your rights, understanding how to...
Getting convicted of drunk driving is a scary and overwhelming experience. But what happens if you fail to meet the requirements that come with this conviction? Ignoring the problem will not make it disappear and can even lead to more severe penalties. So, what can...
Sleeping it off in your car might seem like a smart and responsible thing to do when you are drunk and unable to drive home. However, this might not help you avoid charges and penalties for DUI. What “operating” a vehicle can mean Two crucial factors lead to a DUI...
New Jersey courts now recognize how parental alienation affects custody decisions. Parental alienation happens when one parent turns a child against the other parent without good reason. This behavior can harm the child's well-being and their relationship not only...
When you first got married, you may not have considered a pre-nuptial agreement. Perhaps you and your spouse did not own many assets or were just starting out in your careers. A pre-nuptial agreement might not have seemed necessary. However, many married New Jersey...
As you navigate through the countless choices you need to make in your divorce, the most difficult among them are often those concerning your child. Custody decisions are fraught with heavy emotions and legal complexities. One misstep can have far-reaching...
As a parent, providing for your child’s needs is always a priority. However, doing so could be demanding when you are the custodial parent and shouldering the weight of caring for your child alone. The lack of financial support from the other parent could leave you...
In New Jersey, residents who call the police for assistance may wonder if this gives officers the right to enter their homes. The answer is, generally, no because the Fourth Amendment prohibits it. When can police enter without a warrant? There are a few key...
The love of a child is undeniably the strongest love a parent will have. This is often showcased when parents decide to divorce, as their child is an important part of their life. It is easy to make the case that you care for and love your child; however, that does...
The prosecution in your criminal case has the burden of proof, meaning that to gain a conviction they must prove your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. That’s a high hurdle to clear, but you’ll still need to develop a strong criminal defense strategy to protect...