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Freehold, NJ 07728
Phone: (732) 252-0000
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Suite 354
Hackensack, NJ 07601
Phone: (201) 642-2000
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Mount Laurel, NJ 08054
Phone: (856) 441-2000
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Parsippany, NJ 07054
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135 US 202/206,
Suite 8
Bedminster, NJ 07921
Union County
20 Commerce Drive,
Suite 135
Cranford, NJ 07016
83 South Street,
Suite 201
Freehold, NJ 07728
Court Plaza South-West Wing, 21 Main Street,
Suite 354
Hackensack, NJ 07601
309 Fellowship Road,
Suite 200
Mount Laurel, NJ 08054
Morris County
119 Cherry Hill Road,
Suite 120
Parsippany, NJ 07054


How To Speed Up Your Divorce in 2023
The reason why: New Jersey’s judicial shortage crisis has created an overburdened court system and unprecedented case backlog in the family courts. According to the latest statistics from the New Jersey Judiciary, 4600 divorce cases are currently stuck in limbo. Under current conditions, if you are waiting for your “day in court,” that day could take a very long time to arrive.
However, there is some good news in this, which is that fast-tracking your divorce can still be a reality. As our firm’s founder Bari Weinberger wrote in her new article for the New Jersey Law Journal, Divorce in 2023: What NJ Spouses Need to Consider, pursuing out-of-court settlement methods can sidestep the backlog and keep your divorce moving towards a swift and satisfying resolution.
If your goal is to divorce with speed, here are some smart choices you can make to still reach this goal. Read more
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How To Co-Parent Through Your First Holiday Season After Divorce
No matter what you and your ex disagree on in your divorce, you are likely both in agreement that you want a happy, fun-filled holiday season for your children. Navigating through your first holidays since your split can test your co-parenting savvy, but with a few extra steps this season can be as merry and bright as ever. Use these dos and don’ts for no-stress holiday co-parenting. Read more
3 Reasons Why Hiring A Divorce Attorney Could Save Your Marriage
Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady have made headlines lately for the rocky patch they’ve hit in their marriage. In the latest development, the pair have reportedly each hired their own divorce attorney. Gossip outlets speculate this move is basically a declaration the marriage is over. But is it? This may come as surprising news to some, but working with a divorce attorney could be the very thing that helps to save your marriage and prevent a divorce.
Here are three reasons why.
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Can The Courts Make My Ex Pay My Attorney Fees?
Your spouse blindsided you with the announcement that they want a divorce, leaving you feeling completely unprepared. What can you do if you can’t afford a divorce lawyer? Can your ex be made to pay your legal fees and attorney costs?
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Prep Your Child Support & Custody Agreements For Back-To-School
The new school year is almost here, and for divorced parents that means an extra layer of planning beyond the usual checklist of pencils, notebooks and a new lunchbox. Are your co-parenting arrangements back-to-school ready or are changes required to better suit your child’s needs? Here are some tips for how to review child custody and child support agreements for the school year ahead. Read more
Can Collecting Back Child Support & Alimony Lower Current Payments?
Are you in a similar situation and experiencing non-payment of child support or alimony due to your ex’s job loss? How do you get support payments back on track once your ex is employed again?
Here are some answers…
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Can cannabis use affect your parenting and custody rights?
FIRE Divorce: Keeping Early Retirement Plans on Track
Are you concerned about getting divorced because you and your spouse are staunch FIRE proponents? Divorce can indeed be more complicated for FIRE couples, but with enough planning, you can come through it with your financial independence and stability intact. Read more