Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence Complaint Process Union County NJ

Family Law and Domestic Violence Attorneys serving in Linden, Rahway, Clark, Roselle and throughout Union County, NJ The state of New Jersey’s procedures in cases of domestic violence are clearly outlined by the New Jersey Prevention of Domestic Violence Act. In New Jersey, domestic violence is a civil crime. It is not treated as a […]

Cell Phone Data and Divorce Settlements Attorney Linden NJ

Divorce Attorneys dealing with Settlement issues in Elizabeth, Cranford, Edison, and throughout Union County In today’s modern society, we use our cell phones to help us in all aspects of our lives. From communication with our friends, family, and colleagues, to getting a ride from the airport, to paying our bills. Our cell phones can help […]

Economic Abuse May be Considered Domestic Violence

Union County Domestic Violence attorney to represent your interests throughout the process New Jersey’s Prevention of Domestic of Domestic Violence Act (N.J.S.A. 2C:25-19) lists eighteen different types of abuse which are considered by law to be acts of domestic violence. While most of these actions are physical in nature, like assault, harassment, and false imprisonment, […]

Getting Divorced in New Jersey-Do you need to prove“Fault”?

In New Jersey, almost every case proceeds on a no-fault basis, even though on occasion a spouse may want to proceed on claims of adultery, extreme cruelty, or another fault-based ground. Most divorces in New Jersey are filed as no-fault under the category of irreconcilable differences. The law recognizes that after six months of such […]

Parenting Time and Visitation in Child Custody Agreements Union County, NJ

Child custody agreements are not nearly as simple as one might imagine. There are complicating factors including residential custody, legal custody, as well as parenting time and visitation. The latter is something which many co-parents might overlook without consulting with a qualified family law attorney. Parenting time may also have a material impact on other legal considerations including child […]

Will my Grounds for Divorce Impact the Terms of my Divorce Settlement?

New Jersey divorce law can be quite confusing. As part of the divorce process, couples or individuals must decide to file a no fault or fault divorce, which allows both parties to state the reasons they are filing for divorce, otherwise known as the grounds for divorce. For no fault divorce, grounds for divorce will not “fault” one […]