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The legal landscape in New Jersey’s family law has shifted. In January 2026, the state enacted updates that have fundamentally changed aspects of child custody in New Jersey Revised Statutes Section 9:2-4. As you move forward with the divorce, understanding these...
When couples with children divorce or separate, family matters can be difficult to address. Parents often find the idea of losing time with their children to be very difficult to accept. They may end up fighting intensely over custody matters. If they can’t agree,...
If you or your ex is planning on moving to a different state, the decision can have significant implications for your current child custody arrangements. Before you pack your bags, it's essential to understand the legal framework that governs interstate parenting...
White-collar crime can happen in any business or workplace. You might think it only affects large corporations or executives. In reality, anyone who handles money or relies on others with financial responsibility can face serious risks. Knowing what to watch for helps...
Many people with limited exposure to the criminal justice system have limited knowledge about their legal rights. What they do know may largely come from popular media. As such, those facing criminal charges may struggle to recognize when they have experienced a...
When it comes to child custody in New Jersey, many misconceptions can cause confusion. These myths often stem from misunderstandings of the law, personal biases, or incorrect advice. It's important to separate fact from fiction when dealing with custody matters. Myth...
Frequent social media use often reveals more than you intend. In criminal proceedings, courts accept online activity as evidence. Law enforcement and prosecutors actively examine social media content to support allegations and build stronger cases. How social media...
Dividing retirement accounts during a divorce can be a complex and important part of the asset division process. Retirement savings, such as 401(k) plans, pensions, and IRAs, may account for a significant portion of marital property. It’s essential to understand the...
Divorce often brings financial uncertainty, especially when one spouse earns significantly more than the other. Alimony, also known as spousal support, helps balance financial disparities after a marriage ends. In New Jersey, several factors determine whether alimony...
Conspiracy charges focus on the intent and planning of a crime rather than whether they actually committed the crime itself. Under New Jersey law, a person can face conspiracy charges if two or more people agree to commit a crime and make an overt act toward that...