In 2016, the New Jersey Supreme Court addressed the important issue of grandparent/sibling visitation in Major v. Maguire, 224 N.J. 1 (2016). In this matter, one parent of the child passed away and the remaining, living parent cut off the grandparents from the child. The Court initially addressed this issue in Moriarty v. Bradt, which…
You want to dissolve your Final Restraining Order (hereinafter “FRO”). It’s been YEARS since it’s been entered. In fact, you even communicate with the other part and you are confident that he/she no longer “fears” you as they might have once had. You are ready to file a motion to dissolve the FRO, when you…
Although most divorces are usually undesirable and stressful, high-dollar divorces can be an even worse experience. This is because high-dollar divorces often become complicated, drawn-out, and more contentious than traditional divorces. With expensive assets and properties on the line, it is inevitable for former spouses to lash out at one another in an attempt to…