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New Jersey’s Medical Aid in Dying Law, 7 Years in the Making, Has its One Year Birthday
Allowing terminally ill Americans to choose the time and place of their death is slowly becoming more accepted in the US and that acceptance is officially law in New Jersey. The Medical Aid in Dying law was signed by Gov. Phil Murphy in late April and goes into effect August 1. New Jersey is the…
Read MoreParental Alienation in NJ: It is as Damaging as Cult Tactics or a Child Being Forced From a Parent
Parental alienation is any act of a parent desperate to keep a child to him or herself. This can include lying to the child, emotional blackmail, and manipulation. Such a parent will risk a judge seeing through these acts and granting custody to the other parent, hoping the child will reject the other parent and…
Read MoreLawsuit Can Be Filed Because of Withdrawn Job Offer, NJ Supreme Court Rules
The NJ Supreme Court says a plaintiff could sue because he relied on a withdrawn job offer. If you quit one job to get another, perhaps even arranging a move closer to this new job, and the offer is then withdrawn, you may have a valid basis to file a lawsuit to recover your losses.…
Read MoreYounger Job Applicants Want a Diverse Workforce
Younger Americans seeking work have more than pay and benefits on their minds. Over the past ten years, highly educated and younger professionals have increasingly prioritized their values when deciding where to work. That could be diversity, environmental concerns, philanthropy, or social impact.They’re looking for employers who do more than talk about a commitment to…
Read MoreSometimes the Best Way to Divide a NJ Asset is to Sell It
If you’re divorcing in New Jersey, part of the process is dividing jointly owned marital assets and debts. This can be a highly emotional tug of war between two bitter parties, yet it doesn’t have to be this way. The decision lies in your hands. You’re both adults. One way to resolve some of these…
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