Legal troubles continue for Ashley Madison
Updates from the Ongoing Ashley Madison Lawsuit For those unaware, AshleyMadison.com is a social networking site that, for a fee, facilitates
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State bans DWI offenders from operating NJ Transit trains
One of the most serious consequences for DWI convicted drivers in New Jersey is the potential for loss of employment. Some
Is it Really the Right Time of the Year for Divorce?
Vacations and Holidays Can Lead to Divorce. When you work at a busy divorce practice you meet many people who
Can I reduce my N.J. child support obligation by going back to school?
The short answer? No. Not in New Jersey. The unpublished (and therefore non-binding) Appellate Division decision in Zavaglia v. Bray
Is relief in sight for New Jersey’s suspended drivers?
Proponents of new legislation — passed by the New Jersey State Senate earlier in August — would permit many of
FYI: DWI Checkpoints Scheduled Across New Jersey Through Labor Day
Are you driving in New Jersey between August 19th and September 5th? According to the New Brunswick Patch, over 180
Do you have the right to remain silent when N.J. police pull you over?
It’s such a controversial and poorly understood issue that there is currently a bill before the New Jersey legislature, sponsored
Lump Sum Alimony – Is it Right for You?
Is Lump Sum Alimony Right for You? Alimony (which is also commonly referred to as a spousal support or spousal
New Jersey Court: Trying to Get Your Ex Fired Could Result in a Restraining Order
Ocean County Judge: Attempting to Get Your Ex-Spouse Fired Could Result in a Restraining Order Against You! By Matt Rooney | DeMichele
Rowan Student Gets Criminal Charges Reduced
Charges in Glassboro Municipal Court Reduced Earlier this summer, our firm represented a client charged with two criminal offenses, Receiving