What if My Employer Disputes My Bereavement Leave Request?

Introduction When a family member passes away, most employees take time off to attend funerals and grieve for the loss of their loved ones. Unfortunately, there is no mandated federal or New Jersey private sector bereavement leave policy at this time. Enlightened employers provide such leave, if at all, as a matter of policy. Bereavement…

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Parting with Picasso: Contested Personal Property in NJ Divorces

Next to child custody and parenting time issues, division of property is a hotly contentious issue in divorce. While splitting up the money in bank accounts and investment portfolios may require little more than a few punches of the calculator, dividing personal property — such as artwork, collectibles, and antiques — remains a consistent source…

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Protect My Ass(ets) in a New Jersey Divorce? Here’s How.

According to a recent report of U.S. Census data, New Jersey has the lowest remarriage rate in the nation. These statistics indicate that New Jersey residents either stay married or get divorced and never say “I do” again. This phenomenon is consistent with other marriage data about New Jersey, which has one the lowest divorce…

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