John Malchow, Esq.

Accused of Violating a Court Order? Here’s What You Need to Know

Violating a Court Order in Family Court: What You Need to Know

In family law, court orders are not suggestions—they are enforceable mandates. Unfortunately, violations of these orders happen far too often, and they can have serious legal consequences.

What Does Child Support Really Cover in NJ?

What Is Child Support Supposed to Pay For in New Jersey?

Child support is one of the most commonly...

Skip the Trial: How Mediation Can Settle Your NJ Divorce Faster

Resolving Your Divorce Without Trial: The Role of Mediation in New Jersey

A Less Stressful Divorce: How Mediation Can Work for You

Divorce Without a Courtroom Battle: How Mediation Can Streamline Your Case in New Jersey

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When Co-Parenting Fails: Legal Steps to See Your Child

When Your Ex Won’t Let You See Your Child: Protecting Your Parenting Rights in New Jersey

Understanding Post-Divorce Modifications and Challenges in New Jersey

While the entry of a Judgment of Divorce (JOD) is the formal conclusion of a marriage, it is not...