No Tricks, Just Treats: 5 Halloween Co-Parenting Tips
[Download our free Halloween Co-Parenting Planning Guide] Halloween should be about candy, costumes, and fun -- not conflict. But for…
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Gray Divorce in New Jersey: How to Protect Your Retirement Savings
Over 50 and facing divorce? For many spouses in New Jersey, a “gray divorce” means untangling complex financial ties built…
Is Your Spouse Secretly Drugging You? Understanding Spousal Drugging Abuse & Chemical Control
Spousal drugging abuse — also known as chemical control — is a hidden form of domestic violence where a partner…
Weinberger Divorce & Family Law Group Named 2025 Family & Matrimonial Law Firm of the Year in New Jersey
We are delighted to share that Weinberger Divorce & Family Law Group has been named Family and Matrimonial Law Firm…
Five Weinberger Divorce & Family Law Group Attorneys Named Best Lawyers in America® 2026
Five attorneys from Weinberger Divorce & Family Law Group have been named to the 2026 edition of Best Lawyers in…
When a Child’s Behavior Raises Red Flags: Can It Affect Custody Decisions in New Jersey?
When deciding child custody, the New Jersey courts carefully assess each parent’s ability to provide a safe, stable, and supportive…
Divorcing? Be Careful What You Tell ChatGPT — It Could End Up in Court
Have you been using ChatGPT to search for divorce information or even talk through your feelings during this difficult time?…
Blindsided by a Spouse’s Affair? What the Coldplay Kiss Cam Scandal Teaches About Protecting Your Next Steps
At Coldplay's recent concert in Boston, a now-viral kiss cam moment unexpectedly revealed marital infidelity unfolding in real time. We’ve…
What Happens to Job Buyouts, Work Bonuses & Severance Packages In Divorce?
When Ed Orgeron, Louisiana State University's former head football coach, walked away with a $17 million job buyout, he didn’t…
What a UK Supreme Court Ruling Can Teach New Jersey Couples About Protecting Assets in Divorce
A recent UK Supreme Court ruling is making international headlines, and for good reason. In the case of Standish v.…