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My Spouse Left Our Kids and Me. What Should I Do Now?
If your husband or wife walked out and left you to raise the kids alone, you are likely scared, angry, and unsure what comes next. You may not know how to pay the bills, keep the house, or what rights you have as a parent. If this has happened to you, know that the law…
Read MoreIs The Boss Watching? Your NJ Privacy Rights at Work – or the Lack Thereof
More employers have called workers back to their offices. At the same time, more employers are using new tools to watch where employees go, what they do, and when they work. How much of this is legal? A lot, but there are legal limits. What Is the Current State of Employee Surveillance? Technology doesn’t stop…
Read MoreHow Divorce Can Contribute to Estrangement Between a Parent and His/Her Adult Children
Divorce is hard on every family. For some families, the pain does not end when the divorce is final. Years later, a grown son or daughter may pull away from a parent. They may stop all contact. This is called estrangement, and it may be due to a mix of reasons – including the divorce.…
Read MoreTwo Key Laws That Protect NJ Workers From Job Discrimination
If you work in New Jersey and think your employer unlawfully discriminated against you, you may have legal rights to help you seek accountability. Two laws may protect you: the federal Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination. The Kingston Law Group helps people in New…
Read MorePrenup, Postnup, or Settlement Agreement: Which Do You Need?
If you are getting married, or are married, you may be thinking about how to protect your money and property. Three types of agreements that may accomplish this can be entered into at different times and circumstances. Whether one is right for you, and if so, which one, depends on your situation. The Kingston Law…
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