Does a Parent Convicted of Child Sexual Abuse Retain Parental Rights in New Jersey?
If a parent is charged and convicted with child abuse or child sexual abuse, what happens to their parental rights?…
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The Newest “Trend” in Adultery: What Is Microcheating?
Is your spouse thinking about having an affair? In today's digital age, the answer to this question could be hiding…
Determing A Child’s Country Of Residence In International Custody Disputes
Since UK actress Sophie Turner and American pop star Joe Jonas announced their divorce earlier this month, the pair have…
How To Keep Your Divorce Private When You’re Under Public Scrutiny
Kevin Costner is having a tough time keeping his messy divorce from wife Christine Baumgartner under wraps. Sources close to both…
NJ Judge Shortage Crisis: More Divorce Trial Suspensions Announced
Due to New Jersey’s ongoing judge shortage crisis and the staggering case backlog it has created for courts in the…
Weinberger Divorce & Family Law Group Attorneys Named 2023 NJ Super Lawyers
We are pleased to announce that three firm attorneys have been named to the prestigious Super Lawyers and Super Lawyers…
“Giving The Get” In A Jewish Divorce: Here’s What You Need To Know
The Get is an essential part of the Jewish divorce process, and without it, spouses remain religiously married even if…
How To Create A Pet Custody Plan
Most people view their pets as members of their family, so there is little surprise that deciding “custody” of furry…
My Spouse Committed Financial Fraud Against Me: How Do I Protect Myself?
Experiencing financial fraud can be a devastating and overwhelming experience. When it's your spouse who has committed the financial fraud,…
What Happens To Joint Credit Cards When You Divorce?
Divorce can be a financially challenging process. One area that often causes confusion and concern is credit card management. What…