Many people, fresh of a divorce, start wondering if they will ever remarry. While it may sound distasteful to you now, there is a good chance that you will, once again, want to get married. But how will your remarriage affect your custody arrangement with your ex...

Child support tends to have a bad reputation, as many bemoan how they have to pay child support or how much they have to pay. But what is child support and how is it determined? Here are some basics about child support that may help you understand how the child...

When a divorcing couple is working out timesharing schedules with children, the major issues get the most attention–things like child support, custody, and visitation schedules. Former couples will work out a comprehensive timesharing schedule, but they often forget...

If you are buying or selling a home, you may hear a lot of talk about liens. Maybe you have a lien on your home, or if you are purchasing property, you may have liens that you need to pay off in order to purchase a home. What is a lien, and which liens should you be...

Many people who are in the middle of a New Jersey divorce or custody battle will ask whether their kids can be called to testify in court. After all, the reasoning goes, the kids know how each parent is treating them, and why should we try to piece together evidence...

You hear it all the time: “If I get divorced, my wife or husband will get half of everything,” or “if you get married, half of everything you own will be taken by your spouse if you divorce.” In reality, it does not work that way, at least not in New Jersey. Two Ways...

Inspections, surveys, title, and mortgages—all are terms that come up routinely in a New Jersey real estate closing. But one word you do not hear often, but which can affect your property or a real estate closing, is an easement. What is an easement, and how does it...

Now that the COVID vaccines are starting to get full approval for adults, and now that there is conditional approval for most teenagers, problems are starting to arise between divorced parents as to what happens when parents disagree about whether a child should get...

If you are getting divorced, or if the situation between you and your spouse is difficult enough that divorce is becoming an option, you may no longer want to live in the same home as your soon-to-be ex spouse. Someone has got to leave. Who will it be? Should you...

You are getting divorced. You are not on great terms with your spouse, but you assume that things will at least be civil during the divorce process. You assume that you both have your children’s best interests at heart. And then it happens: Your spouse levels a false,...