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Going into a divorce is often a difficult choice to make, and it might have taken you and your co-parent a long time to come to that conclusion. But how long after you reach it should you alert your child to it? While some experts have conflicting information, they...
To say that divorce brings up a lot of issues is an understatement. While you may anticipate many of them — such as property division and custody allocations — several others may surprise you. One such issue that many people fail to consider is the allocation of...
In addition to dividing property and assets in New Jersey divorce proceedings, you will also need to determine how to divide marital debts. Going through a divorce is a painful experience emotionally. Unfortunately, it can wreak havoc on your finances, as well. After...
If you are newly divorced, your tax filing status may change. Reach out to an experienced attorney to learn more about filing taxes for 2019 and how divorce may influence your returns. When a person is married, he or she may benefit from certain tax benefits based...
Whether you have been ordered to pay alimony or are receiving alimony, knowing the laws related to modification is important. Our lawyers can help. As part of a divorce settlement, a judge may issue an order for spousal support, more commonly called alimony. Once a...
If you have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic and have questions about paying for child support or alimony, call our family law attorney at the office of Lomurro Law. During the coronavirus pandemic, most people’s lives have been changed dramatically. Indeed,...
Our Monmouth County divorce and family law attorneys defend your rights when domestic violence is an issue in your divorce case. All married couples have arguments from time to time. Domestic violence rises to an entirely different level. Separating from your spouse...
Our Monmouth County divorce and family law attorneys explain what parental alienation is, the impacts it has on parents and children, and how it can affect your child custody case. When parents divorce or go through a break-up, it is important for them to remember...
The words “prenuptial agreement” are familiar to most people – they are the legal documents that are entered into by two people before they get married. But what about a postnuptial agreement? You may know that “pre” means before and “post” means after, but still...
Life gets busy and some items on the long to-do list move lower and lower down, or fall off the list entirely. For many, estate planning is one of those tasks. It is understandable; devising a plan for your financial future doesn’t have a definitive deadline. However,...