Morristown, NJ
Family Lawyer at Morristown, NJ
Practice Areas: Family
Although New Jersey has not legalized same sex marriage yet, civil unions are permitted and offer same sex couples many of the same benefits as marriage. Just as many marriages do not ultimately work o...
See Full GuideGetting used to visitation is a challenge for the entire family. Its stressful for your children to be on a new schedule and to spend time with a parent in shorter chunks. Its stressful for you to see ...
See Full GuideIf you are divorcing or going through a custody case, you may be wondering how your childs adoption will affect the case. The most important thing you should know about adoption and child custody is th...
See Full GuideSame sex marriage is not legal in New Jersey, however in 2007 the state enacted civil unions, offering some protection and benefits to same sex couples. To obtain a New Jersey civil union, you and your...
See Full GuideTelling your children that you are getting a divorce may be hard to do, but it is one of the most important conversations you will ever have with them. Keep these key points in mind when talking to you...
See Full Guideby DeTorres and DeGeorge, LLC on September 20, 2013 Recently, in its landmark decision United States v. Windsor, the Supreme Court determined that the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) is unconst...
See Full Guideby DeTorres and DeGeorge, LLC on September 19, 2013 After your divorce, both you and your ex are free to date other people. Youve both moved on. However, if you have children together, who your ex date...
See Full GuideRemember, you can never be over prepared for court. Beyond reviewing the specifics with the attorney, other essential responsibilities of the client play a very vital role. Here are basic rules of t...
See Full GuideThe first and most important step to getting custody of your children is to be a great parent and to be honest. Being a great parent is not always the easiest task during divorce, but it is important...
See Full Guide1. Bullying is mostly a male behavior. Answer: False - males and females may vary in HOW they bully, but both bully with almost equal frequency. 2. Once a bully always a bully. Answer: False - bul...
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