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Category Archives: New Jersey Law – Domestic Violence
NJ Court Rules: Pregnant Victims of Domestic Violence Can Seek Restraining Orders for Unborn Children
In an important new ruling handed down last week by a Superior Court judge in Ocean County, pregnant women threatened with domestic violence can file for restraining orders to protect their unborn children.
Bills Before NJ Assembly Expand Rights of Children, Domestic Abuse Victims
New proposed legislation recommended this week by the state’s Assembly Judiciary Committee would create significant changes in how certain family law matters are conducted, reports the New Jersey Law Journal. What’s on tap to be voted on? One bill expands … Continue reading
Chad Johnson Refuses to Sign Divorce Papers: Can This Really Halt the Divorce Process?
NFL Pro-bowler Chad Johnson isn’t willing to let go of his marriage to estranged wife Evelyn Lozada, even though the Basketball Wives star recently served him with divorce papers. According to TMZ, Johnson (formerly known as Chad Ochocinco) has reportedly … Continue reading
Who Gets the Apartment? What Happens in a Divorce When You Lease or Rent
Maria and Shane had leased their Jersey City apartment for three years when the couple decided to get a divorce. Shane moved in with his brother while he looked for a new place to rent. Maria remained in the apartment … Continue reading
Domestic Violence & Restraining Orders: What to Worry About With the New Jersey Process
The horrifying case of a New Jersey women stabbed 27 times by her ex-boyfriend who ignored a restraining order is a powerful reminder of how important it is for every victim of domestic violence to be backed up by the … Continue reading
You’ve Been Falsely Accused. Now What?
Nobody wants a messy divorce, but sometimes spouses fight dirty. It’s not unusual for false accusations of domestic violence, child abuse, or sexual abuse to be made at some point in the process. If such an accusation is made against … Continue reading
IRS Amends Tax Law to Help ‘Innocent Spouse’ Relief
Good news for those seeking “innocent spouse” tax relief from the IRS. Effective July 25, 2011, the agency will no longer enforce a rule that required taxpayers to file for innocent spouse status within a two-year time limit — a … Continue reading
Contact a skilled New Jersey family law attorney for help with domestic violence
It is natural for couples to have fights and various arguments throughout their relationship. However, when these fights escalate to include verbal abuse and physical assault, you should know that protection is available to you. Whether your abuser is your … Continue reading
