Posts by Hanan Isaacs
States Begin Cashing in Chips for Child Support
Many custodial parents in New Jersey struggle to pay their bills without assistance from the state. This could be prevented if noncustodial parents paid their child support. That is why many states are becoming more creative in ways that they collect payments. Many states have the ability to garnish wages and intercept refunds from overpaid…
Read MoreBereaved New Jersey Mother Loses Discrimination Case
A New Jersey mother who lost her daughter to acute lymphocytic leukemia in 2005 was told to remove a picture of her from the cubicle she was stationed in at her former place of employment. This was nearly two years after the young girl’s death. After resigning from her position, the woman filed a lawsuit…
Read MoreKingston Attorney Hanan M. Isaacs and Associate Attorney Amy Jensen present groundbreaking article, “ADR and New Jersey Child Removal Cases”, at NJ-ICLE Conference.
An exploration of alternative dispute resolution methods and their use in child relocation cases. – See more at: hanan-adr-and-removal-cases-necessity-has-spawned-an-invention
Read MoreMuslim Woman’s Death in New Jersey Spawns Worry for Other Victims
The recent death of an American Muslim in Boonton, New Jersey, has left many shocked and wondering how to help victims of domestic violence. The woman was a stay-at-home mother of two. She was 27-years-old when she was shot and killed by an individual who her husband had conspired with. When the incident occurred, the husband, 26, said…
Read MoreNew Jersey Employees Lose Pension Benefits Under New Law
A new law in New Jersey has brought employee rights into question. The law, which is forcing current state employees to pay more for pension and health care, was approved to fix what supporting politicians called an unstable pension system. Through the passing of the law, the governor and both parties in the state’s congress…
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