N.J. COURT: Live-In Nannies Are Covered By The Prevention of Domestic Violence Act
By Matt Rooney _ The Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (“PDVA”) is where New Jersey victims of domestic violence turnRead More
When will the judge hear my N.J. family court motion?
By Matt Rooney _ Planning ahead is important, and family court is certainly no exception to the rule. Unless youRead More
What is a Gray Divorce?
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By Matt Rooney __ “Gray divorce” isn’t a legal term, but it’s a phenomenon that is having a bigger impactRead More
Matt Rooney Named “Top Divorce & Family Attorney” by SJ Magazine
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DeMichele & DeMichele, P.C. would like to congratulate our attorney and colleague Matt Rooney for being recognized as a 2018 “Top Attorney” by SJ Magazine.Read More
Can I record my soon-to-be former spouse?
By Matt Rooney _ It is not unusual for divorcing spouses to want to know whether it’s okay to recordRead More
Who gets the ring in a New Jersey divorce?
By Matt Rooney _ It is not uncommon for divorcing spouses to inquire as to who gets to keep oneRead More
What happens when my kids’ other parent won’t consent to an international trip?
With 60-degree weather hitting the Garden State this week (!), we’re all reminded that spring 2018 is right around theRead More
Will federal tax reform kill the alimony deduction?
It now appears very likely that Congress will pass a tax reform package, one which the President will sign intoRead More
What is Alimony “Pendente Lite” in New Jersey?
The most commonly asked first question asked between a lawyer and their client during a divorce case concerns the financialRead More
N.J. Court Weighs in on Transgender Minor Child’s Name
A case known as Sacklow v. Betts appeared in the Superior Court of New Jersey on March 17, 2017. TheRead More