|Laura Simon
A Guide to Filing for Divorce in New Jersey
The divorce process in NJ, step by step: residency rules, grounds, filing the complaint, discovery, and settlement.
Family Law
49 articles (page 2 of 3) from Simon Law Group
New Jersey family law covers the relationships and disputes that reshape a family, from divorce and custody to support, domestic violence restraining orders, and adoption. The articles below walk through how the Family Part of the Superior Court handles these matters and the statutes and factors judges weigh. Reading them is no substitute for advice tailored to your own circumstances.
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|Britt Simon
Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Navigating Custody Battles in Divorce
Learn how New Jersey courts decide child custody disputes, what factors judges consider, and why experienced legal representation is essential.
|Joel Friedman, Esq.
How NJ Courts Decide Child Custody: The Factors Judges Weigh
Understand how New Jersey courts determine child custody arrangements, the statutory factors judges weigh, and how legal representation can help.
|Joel Friedman, Esq.
Alimony in New Jersey: How Spousal Support Works
Learn how alimony works in New Jersey, including eligibility factors, the petition process, and steps to secure spousal support during divorce.
|Britt Simon
Why Should I Hire A Lawyer For My Divorce
Discover why hiring an experienced divorce attorney is essential for protecting your rights, securing fair outcomes.
|Laura Simon
How to Choose the Right New Jersey Divorce Attorney
Simon Law Group's divorce attorneys provide compassionate guidance to help you navigate the NJ divorce process and move forward with your life.
|John Kelleher, Esq.
The Fact About Alimony in New Jersey
Understand how alimony works in New Jersey, the 14 statutory factors courts consider, and why honest assessment of your situation is essential.
|John Kelleher, Esq.
Aging Parents, Power of Attorney vs. Guardianship
Learn the critical difference between power of attorney and guardianship for aging parents.
|John Kelleher, Esq.
Your Real Motivation in NJ Custody
The difference between legal and residential custody in New Jersey, and why your children's welfare should drive every custody decision.
|Laura Simon
Welcome John Kelleher, Esq., Family Law Attorney
Simon Law Group welcomes John Kelleher, Esq., an experienced family law attorney focusing on divorce, custody, alimony, and guardianship matters.
|Laura Simon
Divorce and Summer Breaks for Children
Practical guidance for divorced parents on managing summer visitation schedules, keeping children's welfare first.
|Simon Law Group
Child Support Through Direct Pay or Probation, Which Works for You?
You may at first glance think that receiving your child support directly into your bank account is the wisest choice.
|Britt J. Simon, Esq.
Pendente Lite Support Can Be Life Support During A Divorce
Pendente lite support keeps the mortgage, utilities, and bills paid while your NJ divorce is pending.
|Simon Law Group
How to prepare for a DCPP/DYFS Dodd Hearing in NJ
The DCPP/DYFS have the ability to remove your child from the home with little to no notice in what is called a Dodd removal.
|Simon Law Group
What It Means to Be on NJ’s Child Abuse Registry
After the DCPP/DYFS find that a claim of abuse or neglect is substantiated against someone, they are placed on the Child Abuse Registry.
|Simon Law Group
Filing for Pendente Lite Relief in NJ
During a long contested divorce, you may need immediate financial support to avoid falling behind on bills.
|Simon Law Group
DCPP/DYFS Review and Permanency Hearings: The Five Outcomes
Learn what happens after a child is taken from the home due to a DCPP/DYFS investigation.
|Simon Law Group
The Four Conclusions In a DCPP/DYFS Investigation
Every DCPP/DYFS case opened, is closed with one of 4 results. Find out what those results are and what they can mean for your families future
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