Arons & Solomon Divorce Lawyers | September 27, 2022 | Child Custody

Can I Modify My Child Custody Arrangement Without Going to Court?

After a divorce, both parents typically want what is best for their children. Custodial arrangements are often made with this...

Can You Modify or Terminate Permanent Alimony in New Jersey?

You may think your alimony payments will never end. If you live in New Jersey, that could be the case....

There’s a lot of confusion out there about common law marriage. People often think that if they live together for...

Generally, you must file a motion asking for child custody. The motion is served on the other side, and the...

In most child custody cases in Bergen County, one parent serves as the custodial parent. The child lives with the...

In New Jersey, spousal privilege is represented by a rule of evidence (New Jersey Rules of Evidence 509) and a...

Until a child is 18 years old or is legally emancipated, they are considered a minor. Parents retain custody of...

An annulment is a legal process of voiding a marriage. Instead of ending a marriage through the legal process of...

Most states limit the rights a grandparent has relating to their grandchild. The idea is that parents should have the...

Getting a divorce can lead to one or both parties filing for bankruptcy. Often, a couple can manage their debts...