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Is Adultery Illegal In New Jersey?

Written by:  Willliam Lemega, Esq. There are many different reasons people file for divorce. In New Jersey, N.J.S.A. 2A:34-2 states the causes of action for divorce. There are seven of …

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Can My Mediator Also Serve as My Arbitrator?

Mediation is defined as a process in which a mediator facilitates communication and negotiation between parties to assist them in reaching a voluntary agreement regarding their dispute, as opposed to …

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Can I Modify My Alimony Obligation?

If you have recently or not so recently entered into a divorce agreement that obligates you to pay a certain amount of alimony, you may find yourself in a bind …

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Can My Weapons Be Taken if a Restraining Order is Filed Against Me?

If a Restraining Order is filed against you, the police may confiscate any type of weapon or weapons that may cause harm or bodily injury to the alleged victim, including …

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New Jersey Divorce Lawyers: Application for Modification of Custody and Parenting Time Arrangements

When seeking a modification of a current custody or parenting time arrangement, whether you are the one seeking it or if it is the other parent, it is important to …

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Woodbridge Child Custody Lawyer Discusses Children’s Passports

Who gets to hold my child’s passport when not traveling? The Department of Homeland Security and the State Department have instituted certain policies and procedures for single parents travelling internationally …

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New Jersey Divorce Lawyers: What If My Ex-Spouse Refuses to Comply With Prior Court Order or Our Divorce Agreement?

Sometimes people are forced to go back to Court more than once to try to get an Order reinforced. When a party files an application with a court seeking certain …

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When is it Appropriate to File an Emergency Application, Also Called Order to Show Cause?

There are two types of temporary applications in family court: emergent and non-emergent. A non-emergent motion is an application that can be made in Family Court in which the applicant …

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New Jersey Family Law Lawyers: How Do I Get Oral Argument

When a motion or complaint is filed in the Superior Court of New Jersey, the applicant most likely imagines the outcome of their matter hinging on their attorney’s ability to …

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What To Do If Your Former Spouse Is Withholding Parenting Time From You

Going through the process of a divorce can be daunting for anyone; regardless of the outstanding issues a couple may have that need to be addressed and resolved during the …

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