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Sexual Harassment Victimizes “Small Business” Workers as well as Large
For most of us, work is not optional. To pay for even the bare necessities, people must work. In the best of worlds, people and their jobs are a good fit. When that is so, and for the most part, workers enjoy their jobs. But that is not always true. People who are victims of…
Read MorePolice run child support roundup throughout New Jersey
Earlier this week, it was announced that New Jersey law enforcement agencies recently engaged in a major child support enforcement sweep. The effort took place Dec. 9 to 11 in every single county and a total of 869 parents were arrested. Many people may not realize that failing to pay child support can result in…
Read More“What should I expect when seeking a Domestic Violence restraining order?”
It is no secret that not all adult relationships are good ones. Domestically violent relationships fall into the “not good” category. The New Jersey Legislature has declared that domestic violence is a public ill, not only for its victims, but also for children of the relationship, especially if they are witnesses to the violence. The…
Read More“How Do I File for a NJ Divorce?”
Introduction In every initial consultation involving matrimonial practice (except when a prospective client comes in clutching the other party’s divorce complaint), the consulting party at some point asks us, “How exactly do I file for a divorce?” This blog post reveals the answers. . Initial Consultation In the initial consult, we ask you to explain…
Read MoreHow Does “Grey Divorce” Affect Retirement Savings?
Just recently, our office completed two “Grey Divorces”. In one case, our client was approaching retirement age; in the other, our client had already retired. In addition to alimony and equitable distribution of real and personal property, our clients were concerned about the division of their retirement funds. In both cases, one spouse still worked…
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