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House Bill 294, which was introduced on March 23rd, proposes a new method of collecting child support arrears.

Not a big change but effective with the New Year, the filing of a pre-trial statement identifying witnesses for a custody proceeding is, by itself, a certification that the attorney actually spoke to the witnesses listed.

Pennsylvania formalized the use of parent coordinators in custody cases several years ago when the Superior Court rendered its 2008 opinion in the case of Yates v. Yates.

Eric Solotoff’s blog post, "Same Sex Marriages in New Jersey Start Today," from the firm’s New Jersey Family Law Blog, was mentioned as one of the top postings for October 21, 2013.

The Division of Child Support Enforcement can now accept child support payments at TouchPay Kiosks throughout Delaware.

Before preparing a cross examination, practitioners ought to answer two basic questions.

Governor Jack Markell has announced the nomination of James G. McGiffin, Jr., Gretchen C. Gilchrist and Theresa A. Sedivec to the Family Court bench. James McGiffin, Jr. has been nominated to serve as an Associate Judge in Kent County.

Eliana Baer recently shared her experience at the Outstanding Women Lawyers’ Roundtable in a June 16, 2014, post on the Cordell Parvin Blog.

Thanks to our partner, Leslie Spoltore, in Delaware, we have a consolidated blog entry for our previous articles on international custody.

Julia Swain was a guest on Philadelphia CNN-News affiliate WFMZ-TV on April 27, 2015, to discuss gay marriage.

Eliana Baer, a family law attorney in our Princton, New Jersey office, recently wrote a blog post highlighting University of Pennsylvania economist Betsey Stevenson’s divorce calculator.

Although the New Jersey Supreme Court previously addressed the legal standard that grandparents seeking visitation with their grandchild(ren) must establish to prevail in their claims, there has been much confusion over the procedures to be followed beyond the pleading stages of such a case.

There is no question that family members often provide much needed emotional and financial support during divorce and custody cases.

In the return of our New Jersey Family Law Podcast Series, we are proud to present our fifth installment discussing child support and emancipation.

Last week, I posted my annual piece on the New Year’s resolution divorce, which is always one of our most popular posts.

In what is a somewhat anticlimatic, but positive development in the ongoing story of Rachel Canning, the New Jersey teen suing her parents for support and college payments, Rachel has decided to return home.

Enforcing child support orders can present issues and complications even in the best of cases. Those issues may be compounded if the obligor does not reside in the United States.