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HOW DOES THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC EFFECT MY PARENTING TIME IN NEW JERSEY

Must I give my children to their other parent for parenting time during this Pandemic?   Sharing parenting time can be challenging in ordinary times, but these are certainly unprecedented times, especially now, with the State of Emergency and the Quarantine and Shelter in Place in effect during the COVID-19…

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Domestic Violence and the Destruction of Marital Property in New Jersey

Do I have any recourse if my spouse destroys our jointly owned property in a violent fight? When an unmarried New Jersey resident destroys property that belongs to another individual, he or she may be committing criminal mischief under the New Jersey Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (“PDVA”). Despite this,…

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New Jersey Family Part Judges Required to Determine Best Interests of a Child Based on State Law in Special Immigration Status Cases

How can a permanent resident who illegally brought his or her child to New Jersey in order to escape abuse gain legal custody and ensure the child is allowed to remain in the United States? In August, the Supreme Court of New Jersey ruled that Family Part judges may not…

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New Jersey Supreme Court Rules Open Durational Alimony Awards Must be Based on Statutory Factors

Will my spouse be entitled to permanent alimony if we divorce after 15 years of marriage? Since September 2014, the term “permanent alimony” became a thing of the past.  Now, in New Jersey, it has been  replaced with the phrase “open durational alimony.”  Currently, a family court must first determine…

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