Cohabitation Issues in New Jersey Divorce Cases: Robitzski v. Robitzski
- posted: Jun. 16, 2016
Former spouses eventually move on with their lives after a divorce, including by starting new relationships. Those relationships can raise some tricky legal issues in cases in which one former spouse Read More
Calculating Income for Child Support Purposes – Gomez v. Gomez
- posted: May 31, 2016
One of the factors that courts look at in setting a child support award is each parent’s income. As New Jersey’s Superior Court explained in a recent ruling, a judge Read More
Moving Away with a Child after a Divorce – Ramineni v. Ramineni
- posted: May 16, 2016
When a couple splits, they often go their own ways geographically. A new job, family obligations, or just the need for a fresh start are all good reasons to get Read More
Appealing Child Support, Visitation Decisions in New Jersey – Pantagis v. Lantz-Pantagis
- posted: Mar. 24, 2016
Child support and visitation are just some of the issues that regularly come up in New Jersey family law cases. Although many of these issues can often be resolved by Read More
Choice of Law
- posted: Oct. 30, 2015
There are many different laws which are relevant to family matters. When parties move to different states and countries, there are laws and procedures in effect to obtain, maintain, and Read More
Tax Information You Need to Consider When Divorcing
- posted: Oct. 16, 2015
First, when getting a divorce, it is extremely important to consult with a CPA or even a tax lawyer if necessary to understand your options and the implications of various Read More
Adolescent Psychology
- posted: Apr. 17, 2015
ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY At Helfand & Associates, we handle many amicable divorces and family matters as well as some of the most hotly contested difficult cases. In an effort to improve our Read More
Divorce and Default Judgment in New Jersey
- posted: Mar. 27, 2014
There is no question about the fact that going through a divorce can be draining both emotionally and potentially financially. Many times, individuals feel that they cannot afford an attorney, Read More
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