The Divorce Process, Step by Step
Divorce. How Does this Work? Divorce is a very personal experience and the details of divorce can vary greatly from situation to situation. Getting to this point in a marriage is oftenRead More…
30Oct/14
Don’t Google the Judge
Don’t Google the Judge by Alicia Hutchinson, Esq. If you’ve got a family part case coming up, take my advice: don’t Google the judge. Here’s why “Googling” the judge is a badRead More…
27Oct/14
5 Lawyers You DON’T Want
It pays to know what kind of lawyers you don’t want to represent you. You’re all set to hire a lawyer, and you think you may have found the right person forRead More…
03Oct/14
Post Divorce Private School Contribution
Post Divorce Private School Contribution by Alicia Hutchinson, Esq. (Marlton, NJ Office) Most children in the United States go to public school. I myself am the product of five public schools in twoRead More…
29Sep/14
Why You Need a Lawyer (A Former Judicial Law Clerk’s Perspective)
Why You Need a Lawyer By Alicia Hutchinson, Esq. (Marlton, NJ Office) In my time as a Judicial Law Clerk I learned a lot about the law, but I also learned throughRead More…
29Aug/14
10 Estate Planning Mistakes to Avoid
Estate planning is complicated, and it’s easy to make estate planning mistakes without realizing it. Here are some common mistakes people make when planning their estate: Not having a will, or havingRead More…
Executing a Will through the Probate Process
The job of executing a will through the probate process is not one that must people enjoy doing. It can be complicated, time-consuming and stressful, all the more so because the executorRead More…
03Jul/14
Who Can Search Through Your Cell Phone Data?
The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that arresting police officers do not have the right to search through your cell phone data without a search warrant. Police routinely confiscate personal effects andRead More…
20Jun/14
How to Dissolve a Final Restraining Order in New Jersey
It is not easy to dissolve a final restraining order in New Jersey. The Domestic Violence Act of 1981 makes all restraining orders final—that is, permanent—with no ‘sunset provision’ that would allowRead More…
30May/14
A Step by Step Guide to Your New Jersey Divorce
No two divorces are exactly alike. Some divorces go relatively easily and smoothly, while others feature lots of obstacles and complications. While we can’t predict with 100% accuracy the length of theRead More…