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Same-Sex couples who want to end their civil unions have the same right to a no-fault divorce as married couples. In Groh v. Groh, the court held that a lesbian couple could base their civil union dissolution based upon “irreconcilable … more

On September 10, 2014, Gov. Christie signed into law a bill amending the New Jersey Alimony Statute.  (N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23). The major changes are:  (1) Open durational alimony replaces permanent alimony; (2) Duration of Alimony is now tied to the length … more

New Jersey recognizes two types of child custody:  Physical and legal custody.  It is important to understand the difference.  Physical custody relates to whom the child or children will reside.  Whereas legal custody, on the other hand, means the right … more

In Leggio V. Leggio the court noted that the court’s authority to order a name change in a divorce is governed by N.J.S.A. 2A:34-21 which provides that “upon a divorce from the bounds of matrimony”, a court may allow either … more

1. What is a Land Survey: A Land Survey is a report in the form of a map showing the location of a parcel of real property.  Land Surveys identify the record title lines of your property and allows the buyer … more

Did you ever wonder if you could modify the Agreement that you entered into with your spouse? Do you wish to spend more time with your child(ren)? If you answered yes, you must consider that: A party seeking to modify … more