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I Love My Fiancé… Do I Really Need a Prenup?

I Love My Fiancé… Do I Really Need a Prenup?

A prenuptial agreement, often abbreviated as “prenup,” is a legal contract made between two individuals who are planning to marry.

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Top 10 Tips to Effective Co-Parenting with Your Ex

Top 10 Tips to Effective Co-Parenting with Your Ex

Improve communication: People communicate so poorly with each other.  This is due to “triggers” and because there can be too much or too little communication.  The wrong type of communication can also be problematic.

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‘My Ex Is a Narcissist’: Co-Parenting with A Difficult Ex Spouse

‘My Ex Is a Narcissist’: Co-Parenting with A Difficult Ex Spouse

Whether it is an ex-spouse or an ex-partner, how does one approach a long-time process of co-parenting?  There is no one size fits all solution.  Many problems exist in parenting couples

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Obtaining a Get in New Jersey: Obstacles & Solutions

Obtaining a Get in New Jersey: Obstacles & Solutions

There is possibly no news item that raises public ire more than perceived institutional injustice against innocent victims; especially when that institution is a religious one.

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Aliyah Is a Noble Goal, but Don’t Leave Your Kids Behind!

Aliyah Is a Noble Goal, but Don’t Leave Your Kids Behind!

Aliyah is the Hebrew term for Jewish immigration to Israel. While making Aliyah is a legitimate and voluntary immigration process

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“Getting” It Right: The Intersection Between Religious and Secular Divorce

“Getting” It Right: The Intersection Between Religious and Secular Divorce

While a state may enact laws that apply universally to its constituents, many also choose to live their lives in accord with certain religious tenets or laws, which have a separate system of adjudication.

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Co-Parenting with A Difficult Ex Spouse

Co-Parenting with A Difficult Ex Spouse

Dealing with clients in a frum Orthodox community requires a lot of confidentiality and boundaries

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Family Law Resolutions Are a Team Effort

Family Law Resolutions Are a Team Effort

Family law matters can be very expansive in nature and they can also be extremely complex.  As a result, to best serve our clients, we commonly enlist the expertise and guidance

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Don’t Wait to Protect Your Business from Divorce

Don’t Wait to Protect Your Business from Divorce

In New Jersey, virtually all assets acquired during a marriage (“marital assets”) are divided between the spouses during a divorce. A business is considered such an asset.

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The New Alimony Reform Act

The New Alimony Reform Act

When the spouse paying alimony seeks to reduce his support, the New Jersey Supreme Court requires the lower courts to consider (among others) two factors set out in Lepis v. Lepis, 83 N.J. 45, 157 (1980): (1) whether there is an initial

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