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divorce across statelines

Crossing State Lines: Legal Considerations for Divorce and Relocation

Divorce is a challenging process in any situation, but it becomes even more complicated when your spouse relocates to another state. Whether they’ve moved for work, to be closer to family, or for a fresh start, a long-distance divorce adds layers of logistical, legal, financial and emotional complexity. However, there are many ways to navigate a two-state divorce. Determining Jurisdiction

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Prenuptial Agreement benefits

Love With a Plan: How Women Are Embracing Their Financial Future

Millennials and Gen Z have significantly influenced societal norms such as advocating for mental health, emphasizing diversity and inclusion, and challenging traditional roles in marriage. As millennials and Gen Z navigate love and partnership, they are redefining long-held traditions. A notable 2024 trend is the rise in prenuptial agreements (prenups), with nearly half of couples opting for them before tying

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paternity leave

Paternity Leave Matters: How U.S. Dads Are Missing Out and Why Change Is Needed

As we continue to strive for gender equality in the United States, in the case of parental leave, men are falling behind. According to the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), only 32% of U.S. companies offer paid paternity leave, and the process for establishing paternity leave varies by state. Florida has no state-specific law requiring employers to provide paid

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The Growing Role of Mental Health in Child Custody Cases

Mental health has become an increasingly significant factor in family law, reflecting broader societal trends that recognize mental health as a critical component of overall well-being. As awareness and understanding of mental health issues expand, courts are paying closer attention to how a parent’s mental health might impact their ability to provide a safe environment for their children. Courts should

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no-fault divorce

Turning Back the Clock: The Impact If Congress Successfully Blocks No-Fault Divorce

As an attorney with 30-plus years of experience in family law, I’ve seen nearly every reason under the sun for divorce. Currently, specific conservative segments within Congress are pushing to end no-fault divorce, which is presently legal in 17 states (California, Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and Wisconsin as well

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International Divorce Raises Unique Custody Challenges

The theme of lovers separated by an ocean is a classic and often poignant element in literature, art, and real-life stories—evoking a range of emotions, including longing, excitement, and resilience. But what if being separated by a great distance is a benefit to you but leads to certain issues regarding the dissolution of your marriage or divorce? The divorce case

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How to Deal with Your Ex Talking About You on Social Media

Divorce is hard enough as it is. But when personal matters spill onto social media platforms, added complications can quickly arise. In this article, an experienced family lawyer offers practical advice on navigating the impact of your ex discussing you and your divorce on social media, including tips on maintaining your privacy, protecting your reputation, and understanding the legal options

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Hackensack High Net-Worth Divorce Lawyer

Hackensack High Net-Worth Divorce

New Jersey doesn’t have a specific number to label a divorce high net worth; however, most consider those with assets worth $1 million or more to have a high net worth. As with any other divorce, a high net worth divorce can easily settle, or it could spend months or longer in court. Even if you and your spouse agree

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Divorced Parents Should Have a Plan for Summer Travel to Avoid Conflicts

To many people, young and old, summer is the time to enjoy longer days, carefree fun, and adventures. The warm weather, sunshine, and even humidity make us feel happier and healthier—and the more relaxed season inspires us to socialize more, enjoy outdoor activities, and soak up that vitamin D. More than likely, you’ll want to share this time with your

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divorce across statelines

Crossing State Lines: Legal Considerations for Divorce and Relocation

Divorce is a challenging process in any situation, but it becomes even more complicated when your spouse relocates to another state. Whether they’ve moved for work, to be closer to family, or for a fresh start, a long-distance divorce adds layers of logistical, legal, financial and emotional complexity. However, there are many ways to navigate a two-state divorce. Determining Jurisdiction

Read More »
Prenuptial Agreement benefits

Love With a Plan: How Women Are Embracing Their Financial Future

Millennials and Gen Z have significantly influenced societal norms such as advocating for mental health, emphasizing diversity and inclusion, and challenging traditional roles in marriage. As millennials and Gen Z navigate love and partnership, they are redefining long-held traditions. A notable 2024 trend is the rise in prenuptial agreements (prenups), with nearly half of couples opting for them before tying

Read More »
paternity leave

Paternity Leave Matters: How U.S. Dads Are Missing Out and Why Change Is Needed

As we continue to strive for gender equality in the United States, in the case of parental leave, men are falling behind. According to the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), only 32% of U.S. companies offer paid paternity leave, and the process for establishing paternity leave varies by state. Florida has no state-specific law requiring employers to provide paid

Read More »

The Growing Role of Mental Health in Child Custody Cases

Mental health has become an increasingly significant factor in family law, reflecting broader societal trends that recognize mental health as a critical component of overall well-being. As awareness and understanding of mental health issues expand, courts are paying closer attention to how a parent’s mental health might impact their ability to provide a safe environment for their children. Courts should

Read More »
no-fault divorce

Turning Back the Clock: The Impact If Congress Successfully Blocks No-Fault Divorce

As an attorney with 30-plus years of experience in family law, I’ve seen nearly every reason under the sun for divorce. Currently, specific conservative segments within Congress are pushing to end no-fault divorce, which is presently legal in 17 states (California, Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and Wisconsin as well

Read More »

International Divorce Raises Unique Custody Challenges

The theme of lovers separated by an ocean is a classic and often poignant element in literature, art, and real-life stories—evoking a range of emotions, including longing, excitement, and resilience. But what if being separated by a great distance is a benefit to you but leads to certain issues regarding the dissolution of your marriage or divorce? The divorce case

Read More »

How to Deal with Your Ex Talking About You on Social Media

Divorce is hard enough as it is. But when personal matters spill onto social media platforms, added complications can quickly arise. In this article, an experienced family lawyer offers practical advice on navigating the impact of your ex discussing you and your divorce on social media, including tips on maintaining your privacy, protecting your reputation, and understanding the legal options

Read More »
Hackensack High Net-Worth Divorce Lawyer

Hackensack High Net-Worth Divorce

New Jersey doesn’t have a specific number to label a divorce high net worth; however, most consider those with assets worth $1 million or more to have a high net worth. As with any other divorce, a high net worth divorce can easily settle, or it could spend months or longer in court. Even if you and your spouse agree

Read More »

Divorced Parents Should Have a Plan for Summer Travel to Avoid Conflicts

To many people, young and old, summer is the time to enjoy longer days, carefree fun, and adventures. The warm weather, sunshine, and even humidity make us feel happier and healthier—and the more relaxed season inspires us to socialize more, enjoy outdoor activities, and soak up that vitamin D. More than likely, you’ll want to share this time with your

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