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If a judge finds that both parties entered into a consent order voluntarily it can be very hard to change. Read more on our blog:
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If you violate your Divorce Settlement Agreement a judge may require you to pay for your ex-spouses attorney fees, but no fees should be paid if there is not a detailed certification of services and a retainer agreement. Read more on our blog:
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Courts have the power and discretion to manage divorce agreements and to modify them when circumstances require. Read more on our blog:
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Judges view post-divorce peace and welfare as one of the primary concerns in the division of assets and take into consideration the current and former relationships of the parties. Read more in our blog:
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It is common for a judge of a New Jersey Family Court to order that experts become involved in a divorce case, which can result in extra court fees. Read more on our blog to see how a judge determines who is responsible for these costs.
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Marital settlement agreements are treated as contracts and it is the job of the court to consider what was written in the agreement and how it should be enforced. Read more on our blog:
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Even if a state is not considered a home state, the state may still be able to exercise jurisdiction if it is found that there is a significant connection between the parties and the state. Read more on our blog:
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The case of Dardir v. Khalil is a good example of why a consent order is so essential in a child custody case. Read our blog to learn more:
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The New Jersey Appellate Division directs the attorneys at our law firm to address cohabitation with respect to alimony in the state of New Jersey. https://t.co/kcUzEOuKq0
In Santos v. Linhares, the parties struggled to settle the financial issues of their divorce, specifically the payment of counsel fees and the costs for the parties’ joint accounting experts and mediator. Read more on our blog:
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When a party disagrees with a trial court decision, the correct action is to have your attorney file an appeal in order to have the decision reviewed by the New Jersey appellate court.
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A Guardian ad Litem may be appointed to represent the best interests of the child in child custody or divorce proceedings,but what exactly do they do? Find out more in our blog:
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