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How Long Does Alimony Last?
Alimony is a court-ordered financial obligation that one spouse pays to another after divorce to provide economic support. While alimony can be a crucial source of financial stability for a dependent spouse, it is not necessarily permanent, and it is not awarded in every divorce. The duration of alimony in New Jersey depends on… Read More »
Common Mistakes People Make During a Divorce
Going through a divorce is an emotionally challenging and legally complex process. Even under the best circumstances, mistakes can happen that may negatively impact your financial future, your parental rights, and your overall well-being. At the Law Offices of John B. D’Alessandro, we have seen firsthand the costly errors people make during a divorce…. Read More »
My Spouse Wants a Divorce. What Do I Do?
If your spouse has told you they want a divorce, you may be feeling overwhelmed, confused, and uncertain about what comes next. Divorce is a significant life change, and how you handle the situation from the beginning can have a lasting impact on your future. Read on for some guidance about what to do… Read More »
Do Grandparents Have Visitation Rights in New Jersey?
Grandparents often play a vital role in the lives of their grandchildren, providing love, guidance, and support. However, family disputes, divorces, or other circumstances can sometimes lead to a breakdown in the relationship between grandparents and their grandchildren. In such situations, grandparents may wonder whether they have legal rights to visitation in New Jersey…. Read More »
Will I Have to Go to Court to Get Divorced?
Divorce can be a stressful and emotional process, and one of the most common concerns people have is whether they will have to appear in court. The short answer is: it depends. In New Jersey, some divorces can be resolved without ever setting foot in a courtroom, while others require court appearances. Whether you… Read More »
Do I Need a Lawyer to Get Divorced in New Jersey?
Divorce is a major life decision that comes with complex legal, financial, and emotional challenges. If you are considering ending your marriage in New Jersey, you may wonder whether you need a lawyer or if you can handle the process on your own. While it is legally possible to get divorced without an attorney,… Read More »
What Is the Process for Stepparent Adoption in New Jersey?
Stepparent adoption is a meaningful way to create a legal bond between a stepparent and a stepchild. In New Jersey, the adoption process ensures that the stepparent gains the same legal rights and responsibilities as a biological parent. While stepparent adoption is generally more straightforward than other types of adoption, it still requires legal… Read More »
What to Look for When Hiring a Family Law Attorney
Choosing the right family law attorney is one of the most important decisions you can make when facing a legal issue related to divorce, child custody, alimony, or other family matters. The outcome of your case can have a lasting impact on your life, so it’s crucial to work with a knowledgeable and compassionate… Read More »
How Can I Get Full Custody Without Visitation Rights in New Jersey?
In most child custody cases, New Jersey courts strive to ensure that children maintain relationships with both parents. However, in some situations, a parent may seek full custody with no visitation rights for the other parent. This is an extreme measure and is generally only granted when there is clear evidence that visitation would… Read More »
How Can I Get Visitation Rights in New Jersey?
As a parent, spending time with your child is a cherished right and essential for maintaining a strong relationship. However, circumstances such as divorce, separation, or other family issues can complicate access to your child. In New Jersey, visitation rights—also referred to as parenting time—are legally protected, and courts strive to ensure that children… Read More »
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