by danr | Mar 17, 2021 | Rybar Law
If you are in a custody dispute, you may find yourself saying, or hearing your soon to be ex-spouse saying, “why are we arguing over who is best for the kids—let’s ask the kids themselves which of us they want to be with!” While this may seem like common sense, it is...
by danr | Mar 10, 2021 | Rybar Law
You have heard of prenuptial agreements, which are signed before the parties enter into a marriage. You probably know that when there is a divorce, the parties will enter into a marital settlement agreement (assuming they can settle their differences without having...
by danr | Feb 22, 2021 | Rybar Law
Alimony is based on what the payor spouse makes, what the payee spouse needs, and the living standard of the marriage during the time the parties were living together. However, both state and federal law prohibit forcing someone to pay an amount that is so high that...
by danr | Feb 15, 2021 | Rybar Law
The point of a prenuptial agreement is to have some security that if couples ever need a divorce, the parties know what some of their rights are. By making those decisions in advance, the logic is that there will be less fighting later, and the parties go into the...
by danr | Feb 9, 2021 | Rybar Law
Nowadays, everybody is wondering when and where they can get the COVID-19 vaccine, and whether there will be enough for everyone who needs it. Some are holding out, for fear of safety or efficacy. What choice to make is up to you, but when it comes to your child, you...
by danr | Jan 15, 2021 | Rybar Law, Uncategorized
The sad reality is that sometimes, bankruptcy and a New Jersey divorce accompany one another. That does not mean they have to—it just means that often, the financial stresses of a divorce lead one spouse or the other to seek bankruptcy. Sometimes, the fact that a...
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