Posted by Joseph J. Russell, Jr., Esq. An appeal is a proceeding that allows a higher Court to review a lower court’s decision. The most common grounds for taking an appeal from a decision by the Family Part are as follows: (1) the court failed to make adequate findings of fact; (2) the court failed to [...]
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Family Law Appeals in Layman’s Terms
Posted in 1, tagged Appeal, Appeals, Appellate Attorney, custody, divorce, divorce law, Family Law Appeal, Middlesex County Attorney, Middlesex County Divorce Attorney, Monmouth County Attorney, Monmouth County Attorneys, Monmouth County Divorce Attorney, Ocean County Attorney, Ocean County Divorce Attorney on March 18, 2010 |
Are there benefits to hiring a large law firm? Of course there are……
Posted in 1, tagged custody, divorce, family law, matrimonial, Middlesex County family law attorney, Monmouth County Attorney, Monmouth County Divorce Attorney, Monmouth County Family Law Attorney, Ocean County Attorney, Ocean County Divorce Attorney, Ocean County Family Law Attorney, real estate, Somerset County Divorce Attorney, Somerset County Family Law Attorney, trust, Wilentz on March 9, 2010 |
Posted by: Joseph J. Russell, Jr., Esq. Filing or defending against a divorce action may be one of the most important events in your life. You want to make the best decision you can. Your family and friends will give you their opinion, whether you want it or not. Big firm v. small firm. Male [...]
The Guardianship Kinship Act is Clarified by the Supreme Court
Posted in 1, tagged adoption, child, children, DYFS, Kinship Act, legal guardianship, Middlesex County Attorney, Monmouth County Attorney, Ocean County Attorney on March 8, 2010 |
Posted by: Albertina Webb, Esq. As recently as last week, the New Jersey Supreme Court, set a high proof standard for parents seeking to regain a child taken from them and placed with a relative or friend. The Court held that the parents must show by clear and convincing evidence — not by a mere preponderance — that the reason [...]
PALIMONY BILL SIGNED ON CORZINE’S LAST DAY IN OFFICE
Posted in 1, tagged marijuana, Middlesex County Attorney, Ocean County Attorney, Palimony on January 22, 2010 |
Posted by Albertina Webb As reported here by Cheryl Connors, Esq., Governor Corzine signed the bill requiring written agreements in order to prevail on a palimony claim. Also signed into law that day, was the bill that permits certain medical conditions to be treated by legalized marijuana. The passage of the palimony bill essentially modifies [...]
Paying or Receiving Child Support in New Jersey
Posted in 1, tagged 2A:34-23, child support, guidelines, Middlesex County Attorney, Monmouth County Attorney, new jersey, NJSA, Ocean County Attorney on January 13, 2010 |
Posted by: Albertina Webb, Esq. If you live in New Jersey, whether you are receiving or will be paying child support, will depend on many factors. You should know what those factors are and should specifically ask your attorney if you have any questions: N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23 specifically states: In determining the amount of child support [...]
