If you are concerned about a parenting time or a child custody matter during the COVID-19 outbreak, consult an experienced family law attorney today. Despite improved management of the coronavirus pandemic and an impressive vaccine rollout, divorced or unmarried parents are still concerned about whether they should continue to comply with a custody arrangement or […]
Tips to Pivot An Emotionally Difficult Separation into a Positive & Mutually Beneficial Co-Parenting Relationship Love carries an element of risk. For many who make what they believe is an unbreakable marriage vow to love their partner “till death do you part,” they never expect to fail (i.e., divorce, separate, or even go so far […]
After a divorce, ex-spouses move in their own life directions and continue their growth. The arrangements put forth in a divorce agreement sometimes do not fit with the emerging circumstances of one or both exes after a period of time. When this happens, modifications must be made to the divorce agreement. There are various reasons […]
If you’re considering divorce, you need to know the four general divorce options: Do-It-Yourself, Mediated, Collaborative, and Litigated. There are upsides and downsides to each one. Do It Yourself Divorce We urge you strongly not to proceed with a do-it-yourself divorce! Divorce is complicated, financially and legally. In a do-it-yourself divorce, you could easily make […]
Deciding to end any relationship can be difficult and emotionally overwhelming. Though all couples ending relationships are contracted by many of the same challenges, resolving the issues in a same-sex divorce, civil union dissolution, or ending a domestic partnership may require special skills and knowledge in interpreting and applying the law and finding practical solutions […]
New relationships can affect divorce-related issues, including alimony, child support, and even child custody. After a divorce, people are often excited to move on with their regular lives which include dating, it is important to be careful with new relationships after a New Jersey divorce. What Are the Kinds of Alimony in New Jersey? If […]
Divorce, custody, and relocation when the separating couple has children can be very complex. The New Jersey Superior Court: Family Part holds as its central focus the best interests of the children in all divorce and custody proceedings. This also applies to relocation cases, when one parent wishes to move to a different state or […]
Alimony and the Recent Tax Reform Attorney Union County New Jersey Helping clients across Union, Essex, and Middlesex Counties with offices in Linden, NJ Our founding attorney Edward S. Cooper ESQ has served as a panelist in the Early Settlement Panel – a mediation panel – for family law matters during his distinguished career. He […]
Read on to learn more about how to protect your children’s rightful savings from an ex. Linden Divorce and Family Lawyer is here to protect you and your children. Going through a divorce is an often messy and complicated process. Shuffling joint savings and assets into compartments that are fair to each spouse and protect […]
Divorced people who have faced changes in employment and income due to the pandemic must have court approval to modify alimony payments. The global Covid-19 pandemic has interrupted nearly every part of our lives. For divorced parents, that interruption has meant that in some cases court-mandated custody arrangements, parenting time agreements, and child support payments […]
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