Collaborative New Jersey Divorce and ADR: Are they right for you?

You probably know someone who has gone through a messy divorce. When a divorce is adversarial–perhaps because spouses do not agree on matters of child custody or property division–it can become very expensive and drawn out. In the worst cases, children become pawns. In New Jersey, divorce does not have to be this way. When…

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Fast food franchise paid lower wages to female workers

Equal Pay Day was commemorated earlier this month. Equal Pay Day symbolizes the day when the average woman’s earnings catch up to the average man’s previous year earnings. It has been estimated that a woman would have to work 68 days into 2014 to earn what her male counterparts earned in 2013; the White House…

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How will a divorce affect your family business?

A number of businesses in the Kingston area are run or owned by married couples or families. U.S. Census data shows that 3.7 million small businesses in the country are owned by married couples. Divorce can pose significant problems for such business owners. Many people do not want to close or sell their businesses just…

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Judge: New Jersey hospital is not exempt from federal pension law

If you have a pension, it is probably governed by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act. This federal law provides protections for employer-provided retirement plans. In certain cases, such as when a plan is backed by a church, pension plans may be exempt from ERISA. In recent years, many lawsuits have arisen regarding underfunded pension…

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