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NJ Family Law Blog | New Jersey Divorce & Family Lawyers | Fox Rothschild Law Firm | Fox Rothschild LLP menu Current Page: Home About Resources Contact Subscribe Search Close Enter Search Terms Search NJ Family Law Blog Your Go-To Resource for New Jersey Family Law One person is answering question. The person is a victim of parental alienation Custody , Grandparent Visitation , Practice Issues , Visitation/Parenting Time A Court Actually Found Alienation and Did Something About It – How Novel By Eric S. Solotoff on May 10, 2024 Alienation leads to sole legal and residential custody Continue Reading A Court Actually Found Alienation and Did Something About It – How Novel If No Child Support Order Exists, You Don’t Need to Show a Change of Circumstances to Establish Child Support By Eric S. Solotoff on April 26, 2024 Black letter law is that to change a child support Order, the person seeking a… Continue Reading If No Child Support Order Exists, You Don’t Need to Show a Change of Circumstances to Establish Child Support Like Big Foot, A Sheridan” Sighting By Eric S. Solotoff on April 3, 2024 Sheridan reporting for unreported income Continue Reading Like Big Foot, A Sheridan” Sighting Yes, A 29 Year Marriage Warrants Open Durational Alimony By Eric S. Solotoff on April 1, 2024 20 year marriages warrant open durational alimony Continue Reading Yes, A 29 Year Marriage Warrants Open Durational Alimony Subscribe to NJ Family Law Blog Subscribe to this blog The Latest Pervasive Family Law Themes in Reality TV Part I By Lindsay A. Heller on March 14, 2024 I can lie and pretend to watch educational series, all law dramas, during my limited free time between work and two little kids, but I will be honest and tell… Continue Reading Pervasive Family Law Themes in Reality TV Part I Cyber Harassment Gives Rise to FRO In Case That Emphasizes Importance of ‘Four Corners” By Lindsay A. Heller on March 14, 2024 In the unpublished (non-precedential) decision of K.E.M. v. S.R.A. , the Appellate Division used the trial court’s findings to reinstate a Final Restraining Order (FRO”) based on the predicate act… Continue Reading Cyber Harassment Gives Rise to FRO In Case That Emphasizes Importance of ‘Four Corners” Court Rejects Predictable Arguments on Setting Aside a Prenup, and on Summary Judgment No Less! By Eric S. Solotoff on March 8, 2024 Litigating cases involving a prenuptial agreement can be frustrating at times. When prenups are done right, there is proper disclosure, both parties have counsel or acknowledge that they had a… Continue Reading Court Rejects Predictable Arguments on Setting Aside a Prenup, and on Summary Judgment No Less! Custody Decision Vacated Over Failure to Interview 10 Year Old To Find Out His Preference By Eric S. Solotoff on March 1, 2024 I started reading C.G. v. D.W., an unreported (non-precedential) Appellate Division case released on March 1, 2024, sucked in by the opening sentence about the court’s denial of an intra-state… Continue Reading Custody Decision Vacated Over Failure to Interview 10 Year Old To Find Out His Preference New Appellate Division Decision on Importance of Arbitration Agreement Formalities: A Cautionary Tale By Eliana Baer on February 28, 2024 I have extensively blogged on the importance of formalizing arbitration agreements in the context of divorce or post-judgment actions in compliance with the applicable Court rules, offering technical and practical… Continue Reading New Appellate Division Decision on Importance of Arbitration Agreement Formalities: A Cautionary Tale Court’s Should Not Issue FROs Because They Think a Party is a Bad Parent or Deadbeat Dad By Eric S. Solotoff on February 27, 2024 Earlier this month, I wrote a blog called Court’s Should Not Issue FROs to Address Parenting Issues. That blogged addressed a case where the trial court entered a Final Restraining… Continue Reading Court’s Should Not Issue FROs Because They Think a Party is a Bad Parent or Deadbeat Dad So Alimony Formulas are Sometimes OK? By Eric S. Solotoff on February 26, 2024 Over the years, I have blogged several times on the Appellate Division rejecting a trial court’s use of a formula to calculate alimony as opposed to a fulsome consideration of… Continue Reading So Alimony Formulas are Sometimes OK? Changes in Parenting Responsibilities Can Be a Change of Circumstances to Increase Alimony By Eric S. Solotoff on February 26, 2024 Alimony is generally modifiable if a substantial and continuing change of circumstances can be shown. Typically, when we think about changes of circumstances in this regard, we generally look at… Continue Reading Changes in Parenting Responsibilities Can Be a Change of Circumstances to Increase Alimony Amending a Complaint or Counterclaim for Divorce Remains Freely and Liberally Permitted By Lindsay A. Heller on February 20, 2024 A recently published decision of Saseeshkumar v. Venugopal confirms that a request to amend a Complaint and/or Counterclaim for Divorce can and should be freely permitted in the interests of… Continue Reading Amending a Complaint or Counterclaim for Divorce Remains Freely and Liberally Permitted View All Topics View All Posts About this Blog Family law issues frequently involve a complex mixture of emotion, history, assets and goals. Fox Rothschild’s experienced family law attorneys provide clients with comprehensive representation and guidance to enable sound and creative thinking about their plans for the future. 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