NJ & PA Lawyer Blog

Feb 27 2019

Going All in On Alimony

Posted by Richard Sopko

Topics: Divorce, Child Support, Alimony, courts, nj divorce attorney, nj family law, NJ Lawyers, Family Law Attorney, equitable distribution, Distribution of Wealth, NJ Divorce, prenuptial, prenuptial agreement, NJ Family Lawyer, NJ Lawyer, Lawyer, Lawyer Group, Simon Law Group, Simon Attorneys, NJ Attorney, nj court system, nj court, NJ Alimony

Jan 24 2019

The Unintended Effects On Special Needs Children During Divorce

Posted by Richard Sopko

Topics: Insurance, Family Law, Divorce, Custody, Child Support, Alimony, Parenting, Estate Planning Attorney, Estate Planning, nj divorce attorney, nj family law, emancipated, NJ Lawyers, Adult Child, Family Law Attorney, child relocation, Child Custody, Child Custody Agreement, will planning, Future Plans, Planning for the Future, Asset Management, equitable distribution, Distribution of Wealth, NJ Divorce, prenuptial, prenuptial agreement, NJ Family Lawyer, Family Lawyer, NJ Lawyer, Lawyer, Lawyer Group, Simon Law Group, Simon Attorneys, NJ Attorney, trusts, living trust, trust, nj court system, nj court, pendente lite, pendente lite relief, special needs, special needs trust

Nov 7 2018

Child Support Through Direct Pay or Probation, Which Works for You?

Posted by Richard Sopko

Topics: Family Law, Custody, Child Support, Alimony, Child Endangerment, Juvenile, Parenting, courts, NJ Lawyers, Family Law Attorney, child relocation, Child Custody, Child Custody Agreement, equitable distribution, Distribution of Wealth, NJ Family Lawyer, Family Lawyer, NJ Lawyer, Lawyer, Lawyer Group, Simon Law Group, Simon Attorneys, NJ Attorney, nj court system, nj court, pendente lite, pendente lite relief

Oct 3 2018

'Irreconcilable Differences' is New Jersey's No Fault Divorce

Posted by Richard Sopko

Topics: Family Law, Divorce, Custody, Child Support, Lawsuit, courts, nj divorce attorney, nj family law, NJ Lawyers, Family Law Attorney, Child Custody, Child Custody Agreement, NJ Divorce, NJ Family Lawyer, Family Lawyer, NJ Lawyer, Lawyer, Lawyer Group, Simon Law Group, Simon Attorneys, NJ Attorney, nj court system, nj court

Aug 28 2018

Pendente Lite Support Can Be Life Support During A Divorce

Posted by Richard Sopko

Topics: Family Law, Divorce, Custody, Child Support, nj divorce attorney, nj family law, Family Law Attorney, NJ Family Lawyer, Family Lawyer, NJ Lawyer, Lawyer, Lawyer Group, Simon Law Group, Simon Attorneys, nj court system, nj court, pendente lite, pendente lite relief

Topics: Family Law, Custody, Child Support, Parenting, courts, nj divorce attorney, nj family law, NJ Lawyers, Family Law Attorney, child relocation, Child Custody, Child Custody Agreement, NJ Divorce, NJ Family Lawyer, Family Lawyer, NJ Lawyer, Lawyer, Lawyer Group, Simon Law Group, Simon Attorneys, nj court system, nj court

May 3 2018

What to Know About Legal Child Custody in NJ

Posted by Richard Sopko

Topics: Family Law, Custody, Child Support, Alimony, Parenting, courts, nj divorce attorney, NJ Lawyers, Family Law Attorney, child relocation, Child Custody, Child Custody Agreement, NJ Divorce, NJ Family Lawyer, Family Lawyer, NJ Lawyer, Lawyer, Lawyer Group, Simon Law Group, Simon Attorneys, nj court system, nj court

Oct 10 2017

The Four Conclusions In a DCPP/DYFS Investigation

Posted by Richard Sopko

Topics: Family Law, Child Support, DYFS, Child Endangerment, nj family law, Family Law Attorney, child relocation, dcpp, Child Abuse, NJ Family Lawyer, Family Lawyer, Child Neglect, Abuse, Neglect

Oct 5 2017

What a DCPP Investigation Looks Like

Posted by Richard Sopko

Topics: Family Law, Custody, Child Support, DYFS, Child Endangerment, nj family law, NJ Lawyers, Family Law Attorney, child relocation, Child Custody, Child Custody Agreement, dcpp, Child Abuse, NJ Family Lawyer, Family Lawyer, Child Neglet

Aug 11 2017

Supreme Court’s Landmark Ruling in Child Relocation

Posted by Richard Sopko

Topics: Family Law, Divorce, Child Support, Child Endangerment, Family Law Attorney, child relocation, Child Custody, Child Custody Agreement