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In a divorce or separation matter, the Court has discretion to value property as of date of separation, the date of trial, or some other date that the Court determines is equitable.

Managing Partner Meighan Harmon and Associate Reed Chisenhall explore the critical distinctions between marital and non-marital property, examining how assets brought into marriage are classified and protected. The discussion delves into commingling effects, tracing requirements, proper recordkeeping practices, and the role of prenuptial agreements in safeguarding separate property.

The Family Court has amended the Rules of Civil Procedure.

Recent headlines have proclaimed that strict parenting can change how a child's body reads DNA, or even "hard-wire" changes into a child's DNA.

On today's episode our host Mary Vandenack, CEO, Founder and Managing Partner at Vandenack Weaver Truhlsen, talks to Daniel Gerety, President and CPA with Gerety & Associates...

It is crucial to understand the difference between "domicile" and "residency." "Domicile" refers to a taxpayer's primary and permanent home, of which a tax payer can only have one...

On May 1, 2019, the Department of Family and Medical Leave (DFML) announced that due to feedback from the public and key stakeholders.

The Department of Children and Family Services is authorized by law to intercept, encumber, freeze, or seize unemployment compensation benefits in cases where there is a child support arrearage or child support overpayment made to a custodial parent.

In the case of Grant v. Grant, Del. Supr., No. 283, 2015 (Apr. 25, 2016), Justin Grant sought to challenge the Family Court order requiring him to pay $254.21 per month in alimony to Darlene Grant.

Avoiding court is a common goal of many clients. Not only can it be expensive and time consuming, but it can also be emotionally exhausting and do further damage the parties’ relationship particularly when they need co-parent.

The newly published 2020 Lawdragon 500 Leading Family Lawyers list includes all four co-chairs of the Pryor Cashman Family Law Group.

In an effort to bring more content to our popular family law blog, the Fox New Jersey Family Law group is proud to introduce the first installment of our New Jersey Family Law Podcast Series – The Perils of Social Media in Family Law Disputes.

The Family Court Rules of Civil Procedure are unique in many respects.

In this episode, Jay Dahlin engages in a thoughtful conversation with partners Andrea Muchin and Patrick Ryan from Schiller DuCanto & Fleck...

The mother of two children sought to appeal the Family Court’s decision appointing the children’s maternal grandfather and step-grandmother, who had been the children’s guardians, as permanent guardians.

A prior post examined House Bill 271 regarding the definition of "marital property."

In their Professional Responsibility column, Anthony E. Davis and Janis M. Meyer address the meaning and practical application of lawyers' duties to safeguard ...