Do I Have to Help My Child Pay for College Expenses? As a Essex County Child Support Attorney, I often get questions from clients about children’s college costs after a divorce. College contribution is an important consideration in a divorce. There is no cookie cutter answer to wither your child should stay in state, whether […]
Category Archives: New Jersey Family Law Blog
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Jul
Jul
How Should I Settle My Divorce Case? As a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I get questions all the time from clients about how should they settle their case. Many clients after the discovery phase say, “I’m done, I want to settle my case. I’ve learned everything it is I need to know, and I’m ready […]
Divorce, New Jersey Family Law Blog, Tanya L. Freeman
New Jersey Divorce Attorney Discusses Child Care
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Jul
Jul
How Do We Handle Child Care During Divorce? As a New Jersey Divorce Attorney, I get questions all the time from clients about child care during a divorce. Child care expenses in a divorce is an issue that the parties really need to address at the onset. In particular, if one spouse has been a […]
Divorce, New Jersey Family Law Blog, Tanya L. Freeman
New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Discusses Living in the Same House
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Jul
Jul
Can We Share a Home During a Pending Divorce? As a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I often get questions from clients about living in the same house as their spouse during a divorce. Parties remaining in the marital home during a pending divorce is always a tricky issue. Is there acrimony between the parties, or have both […]
Child Support, New Jersey Family Law Blog, Tanya L. Freeman
New Jersey Family Law Attorney Discusses Negotiation for Child Support
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Jul
Jul
Can I Negotiate How Much I Pay in Child Support? As a proficient New Jersey Family Law Attorney, I get questions all the time from clients about the amount one will have to pay in child support. Many people ask, “Can I negotiate the amount of child support? Do I have to use the child […]
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Jun
Should I Bring Up My Spouse Cheating on Me in Court? As a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I get questions all the time from clients about whether or not they should mention the other spouse’s infidelity. Maybe there was infidelity in your marriage and so the question always comes, “How much do I want to carry […]
Alimony, Divorce, New Jersey Family Law Blog, Tanya L. Freeman
New Jersey Divorce Attorney Discusses Who Gets Access to Marital Funds
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Jun
Jun
How Can I Access Joint Money During Divorce? As a knowledgeable New Jersey Divorce Attorney, I often get questions from clients regarding access to marital funds. While you’re on your road continuing your journey to divorce, you may need to access marital assets in order to pay basic living expenses or in order to fund […]
Child Support, New Jersey Family Law Blog, Tanya L. Freeman
New Jersey Family Attorney Explains if Overtime Factors into Child Support
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May
May
Do I Pay More Child Support if I Work Overtime? As a proficient New Jersey Family Attorney, I get questions all the time from clients regarding if overtime will affect what goes into child support. A question that comes up from time to time is what income is truly used to calculate child support. For […]
Child Custody, New Jersey Family Law Blog, Tanya L. Freeman
New Jersey Child Custody Lawyer on How to Handle Holidays during a Divorce
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May
May
Who Gets the Children on the Holidays? As a knowledgeable New Jersey Child Custody Lawyer, I get questions all the time from clients about how they should manage the holidays during divorce. Holidays in a divorce for parents are always a difficult topic. There are traditions that families build together when they’re an intact family […]
Alimony, New Jersey Family Law Blog, Tanya L. Freeman
New Jersey Family Law Attorney Explains the Different Types of Alimony
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May
May
Are There Different Types of Alimony? As a New Jersey Family Law Attorney, I often get people that come to the office, and say, “I’ve Googled alimony, and I want to know, how does it work? How much do I have to pay? How long do I have to pay?” Those are always the primary […]