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 you
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What is a Gray Divorce?
- Alimony
- Child Custody
- Child Support
- 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 impact
Matt Rooney Named “Top Divorce & Family Attorney” by SJ Magazine
- Alimony
- Annulment
- Child Custody
- Child Support
- Children-in-Court
- Civil Unions
- Divorce
- Domestic Violence
- Equitable Distribution
- Family Law
- Juvenile
- Marriage
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- Name Change
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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.
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 record
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 one
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 the
U.S. State Considers Controversial Bill to Make Divorce More Difficult
We don’t practice family law in Oklahoma (or anywhere close to Oklahoma), but here at South Jersey-based DeMichele & DeMichele,
DeMichele Shares Insight on Ethical Advocacy for Rich & Famous Divorce Clients
On Thursday and Friday this, firm attorney Rick DeMichele is presenting a Continuing Legal Education (CLE) class to the attendees at the New Jersey Child
U.S. State Will Now Treat Family Pets (More) Like Kids in Divorce Cases
In forty-nine American states? Cats, dogs, and other household pets are treated no differently than property (“chattel” is the legal
Can divorcing N.J. spouses spy on each other with drones?
You may have seen this eyebrow-raising story over the last few days, but a North Pennsylvania couple made international news when