The emotional aspects of divorce are something divorce lawyers have to navigate, but it is not our expertise. Although we try to help clients through this difficult time, a supportive therapist is an amazing tool in your arsenal if you are struggling. We caught up with Steve Cohen, a local therapist, who offers some tips.
There’s a vaccine. Schools are working on in person instruction plans going forward. However, COVID-19 is still infecting and killing far too many people in the United States. In theRead More…
In short: Please, don’t be a jerk. At this time of year, divorce lawyers all over the land are reeling under the weight of frantic phone calls from clients who are fightingRead More…
Sometimes, clients who are dissatisfied with the results of a family court hearing will want to appeal. Knowing what your options are in challenging rulings and their relative cost benefit analysis isRead More…
Sometimes family law clients or self represented litigants do not like the outcome of their family court matter, and their immediate reaction is to want to appeal it. However, the Appellate divisionRead More…
Although divorce in general has had a slight decline over the last 5 years, divorce in the over 50 crowd is rapidly on the upswing for a variety of reasons. Some ofRead More…
Your spouse has served you with divorce papers for a New Jersey divorce. Perhaps you were expecting it, or maybe it has blindsided you. What are the first 5 things to do?Read More…
by Lynda L. Hinkle, Esq. Professionally, I frequently represent and/or advice domestic violence victims obtaining Temporary or Final Restraining Orders in New Jersey. Personally, I unfortunately have recently seen a spike in friendsRead More…
New Jersey court’s answer to this: likely you have to anyway, and failure to do so can have serious consequences. A temporary change of circumstances does not warrant the reduction or eliminationRead More…