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What Is a Midmarriage Agreement?
Midmarriage agreements are becoming increasingly popular for married couples who have identified areas of their financial relationship that need clarification or adjustment. Midmarriage agreements are sometimes confused with prenuptial agreements, but they serve different purposes and are executed at different times. If you and your spouse are considering entering into a midmarriage agreement in… Read More »
Parental Relocation and Child Custody in New Jersey
When a parent decides to move after a divorce, it can significantly impact child custody agreements. This situation, known as parental relocation, is a complex aspect of family law. Union, New Jersey, Family law attorney John B. D’Alessandro, has the professionalism and experience to represent and guide you through parental relocation situations. Understanding Parental… Read More »
Safeguarding Your Privacy During Divorce
Divorce proceedings can feel like an intrusive expedition into your personal life. As you navigate significant life changes impacting your finances, family dynamics, and living arrangements, the last thing you need is unwanted attention. This can be particularly challenging if you hold a prominent public role such as a CEO or celebrity. But fear… Read More »
Navigating High Net Worth Divorces in Union, Essex, and Middlesex County
High net worth divorces are typically more complex than regular divorces due to the larger, more diverse assets involved, such as business interests, residential and commercial properties, sophisticated investment portfolios, and sizeable retirement funds, just to name a few. The stakes are higher, and the divorce process inevitably grows more intricate. Here are some… Read More »
Do My Child Support Payments End if I Get Remarried in New Jersey?
No. In a majority of New Jersey child support cases, child support does not end if you get remarried. However, the details of that child support may change, and you will likely have to modify your child support payments to reflect your new circumstances. So how is child support determined after you get remarried,… Read More »
Filing a Restraining Order in NJ
If you or your children have been the victims of domestic violence, it’s important to act as soon as you can to get yourself and your family to safety. If you fear for your safety or that of your family, you can seek a restraining order preventing the abuser from approaching you or contacting… Read More »
What You Need to Know About Retroactive Child Support in NJ
New Jersey courts can order a parent to pay child support to the child’s other parent. The payment obligation usually starts when the court’s order is issued. What happens when a parent was not paying their fair share or otherwise not taking responsibility for their children before a divorce or claim for child support… Read More »
Valid Reasons to Stop Paying NJ Child Support
In New Jersey, parents have both rights and obligations regarding their children. Depending on the custody arrangement, parents have the right to make important decisions about their child’s education, medical issues, religious upbringing, etc. Parents are also responsible for taking care of their children, including providing medical care and coverage financial support. If the… Read More »
How COVID Affected the Divorce Process in NJ
The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic upended just about every aspect of our daily lives. Stores were closed, events were canceled, office work became remote, and many businesses closed. The court processes were changed as well, to reflect the risk of COVID exposure and the realities of the new world. Below, we discuss a few aspects… Read More »
Prenuptial Agreement: What to Include
Prenuptial or premarital agreements are an important legal tool that a growing number of couples are utilizing to protect their rights, their finances, and their families. Prenups can be used to address a wide range of financial rights and responsibilities during the marriage and upon divorce. Read on for a discussion of what you… Read More »