New Jersey Divorce Attorney Discusses How Long You Must Live in a State Before Filing a Divorce As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Attorney I am often asked how long must one live in New Jersey prior to filing for a divorce. In New Jersey, except for the cause of action of adultery, you must be a resident…
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New Jersey Divorce Attorney Discusses Grounds for Divorce As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Attorney I am regularly asked about what can be used for grounds to file a divorce. In New Jersey, there are several grounds for divorce: mental cruelty, physical cruelty, desertion, or adultery. Generally speaking, it can be difficult to prove several…
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New Jersey Divorce Attorney Getting Divorced If Your Spouse No Longer Lives in the State As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Attorney I am often asked if spouses can get divorced if one of the spouses has moved out of state. In New Jersey, you can file a divorce complaint and serve a spouse who…
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New Jersey Family Law Attorney Discusses Domestic Violence As an experienced New Jersey Family Law Attorney I consistently field questions about domestic violence. If you are experiencing domestic violence in New Jersey, you should either contact the police department, the domestic violence hotline, or go to the court in your county and speak to the domestic…
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New Jersey Attorney Discusses Ex-Spouse Not Paying Court-Ordered Alimony As an experienced New Jersey Attorney I have dealt with situations where the ex-spouse is not paying the court-ordered alimony. In New Jersey, when one party fails to abide by an alimony order, in other words, that party does not comply in making the payments that…
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New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Discusses Changing a Prenup After Signing As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Lawyer I am often asked about changing prenuptial agreements. In New Jersey, where one has already entered into either a prenuptial agreement or a post marital agreement and they want to change the terms of that agreement, generally the…
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