Questions Arise: What is Constructive Abandonment in the Rachel Canning Case
Developments in the Rachel Canning case continue to have New Jersey parents, and indeed, parents throughout the entire country, scratching…
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Canning v. Canning and the Question of Constructive Emancipation
"THIS MATTER having been brought before the Court by way of an Order to Show cause filed by the Plaintiff,…
Man Representing Himself Made To Pay Ex-Wife’s Attorney’s Fees
There are many understandable reasons why individuals decides to represent themselves in a divorce matter or couples decide to forgo…
NFL Player’s Change of Residence Means NJ Court Can’t Rule in Custody Case
What happens when two parents/spouses separate in New Jersey and go through the process of having a temporary child support…
Weinberger Divorce & Family Law Group, LLC Named To List of Best Places to Work in New Jersey
We are pleased to announce that Weinberger Divorce & Family Law Group, LLC has been named to NJBIZ magazine's list…
Robin Thicke & Paula Patton Separation: Deciding Custody of Very Young Children
In Hollywood yesterday, it was announced that singer Robin Thicke and his wife, actress Paula Patton, have decided to separate…
Same-Sex Couples in New Jersey: Are Both Divorce and Dissolution Necessary?
Same-sex marriage has been legal in New Jersey since a groundbreaking ruling in October 2013 paved the way for marriage…
Terrell Owens: Two Week Marriage Ends Over Financial Concerns
At the height of his NFL career, professional football player Terrell Owens was worth an estimated $70 million. However, in…
Why Hiding Divorce Assets Offshore Not An Option
Off the slopes and away from the rink, the Sochi Winter Olympics features a very fierce battle being waged. However,…
NJ Court Says Child’s Interests, Not Accreditation, Decides School Choice
Fighting with your former spouse over your child’s education costs? A recent New Jersey Appellate Division court decision may give…