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    Arbitration
    Arbitration vs. Mediation in NJ Family Law: Which Path Gets You Results Faster?
    BY Paul J. Rufo

    When New Jersey families face disputes involving divorce, custody or financial issues, the court system isn’t the only option, and often, it isn’t the best one. Mediation and arbitration are two private dispute-resolution alternatives that allow ...

    Co-Parenting
    Communication Issues to Avoid While Co-Parenting

    When ending a relationship, whether it’s through divorce, separation or breaking up, it may be appealing to completely cut off communication. However, if you share a child, you will need to be in each other’s lives for at least 18 years, if not ...

    Collaborative Divorce
    Divorce — It Does Not Have To Be One Size Fits All
    BY Carolyn N. Daly

    This article was originally published in Mendham Neighbors Magazine in August 2023. If you’re considering a divorce, the end goal is clear: to get divorced. But how do you get there? I am surprised that even today, most people believe that going ...

    Settlement
    Knowing When to Settle Your Case
    BY Carolyn N. Daly

    Divorce is emotional and sometimes those emotions can cloud your judgment and stop you from settling your case, or missing opportunities to settle your case. Divorce can also be an expensive process, and the longer it drags on, the more expensive it ...

    Arbitration
    Arbitration In Family Law
    BY Carolyn N. Daly

    What is Arbitration? Arbitration is a way to resolve your divorce out of court. Given the current backlog and shortage of judges, it is something people with family law issues should give serious consideration to utilizing in resolving their ...

    Parenting
    When Parental Discipline Becomes a Legal Issue: Key Takeaways from State v. Franck A. Amang for NJ Family Law Practitioners
    BY Carolyn N. Daly

    The line between lawful parental discipline and criminal conduct can be a legal tightrope—especially when the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCP&P) is involved. The recent Appellate Division decision in State v. Franck A. Amang ...

    New Jersey Courts
    More Than Meets the Eye: NJ Supreme Court Cardali Decision’s Methodology Can Prevent Judicial Backlog and Increased Costs
    BY Sean P. Gaynor

    Family law practitioners everywhere have lauded the New Jersey Supreme Court’s decision last year in Cardali v. Cardali for providing a ‘Big Win for Clarity’ on cohabitation cases and the burden that must be met before a plenary ...

    Domestic Violence
    VASPA Creates More Protections for Victims of Stalking and Cyber Harassment
    BY Sean P. Gaynor

    Before last year’s legislative session came to a close, New Jersey’s State legislature was busy passing significant laws that will change how the family court system in New Jersey operates. One of those changes was the Victim’s Assistance and ...

    Co-Parenting
    Just Like Us: Professional Athletes Facing Relocation and Custody Issues
    BY Carolyn N. Daly, Sean P. Gaynor

    Although a casual fan may only list the NHL’s New Jersey Devils as New Jersey’s sports team, New Jersey is home to several professional sports teams, including the New York Giants, New York Jets, New York Red Bulls, and various minor league ...

    Child Support
    How to Handle Costs Outside of Child Support Guidelines
    BY Carolyn N. Daly, Paul J. Rufo

    As family law attorneys, we often handle matters that involve one parent seeking child support from the other. The amount to be paid in child support is typically calculated by using child support guidelines. Frequently, however, certain costs ...

    Alimony
    A Win for Divorce Litigants: NJ Supreme Court’s Cardali Decision Provides Clarity on Cohabitation
    BY Carolyn N. Daly

    The New Jersey Supreme Court’s recent decision in Cardali v. Cardali is a clear win for divorce litigants seeking to terminate or suspend alimony payments. The decision provides significant clarity on what is needed to obtain discovery in a motion ...

    Domestic Violence
    NJ Court Takes Steps to Protect Domestic Violence Victims, Closes Child Protective Services Reporting Loophole
    BY Sean P. Gaynor

    Could calling child protective services on another individual for abuse and neglect be considered harassment? This question was answered in a recent domestic violence trial in New Jersey when defense attorneys argued that it could not, legally, be ...

    Alimony
    ‘Temple’ of Doom: The Prima Facie Showing of Cohabitation Remains a Mystery
    BY Carolyn N. Daly

    This Article Appeared in the New Jersey Law Journal on December 16, 2022. It was co-authored by Matheu D. Nunn, Jeralyn L. Lawrence, Carolyn N. Daly, Sheryl J. Seiden, Debra S. Weisberg, and Robin C. Bogan. This is not an article about the titular ...

    Family Law
    What Is the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers—and Why Should You Care?
    BY Carolyn N. Daly

    The following article appeared in the August issue of the “Mendham Neighbors” Magazine, which featured Carolyn Daly as their Expert Contributor in the area of Family Law. When it comes to Family Law Attorneys, those who count themselves as ...

    Divorce
    Six Questions To Ask Your Potential Divorce Lawyer
    BY Carolyn N. Daly

    The following article appeared in the November issue of the “Mendham Neighbors” Magazine, which featured Carolyn Daly as their Expert Contributor in the area of Family Law.  You have made the decision to seek a divorce, or to at least get ...

    Divorce
    The Brady Divorce: Special Treatment or Possible?
    BY Sean P. Gaynor

    On October 28, 2022, at 7:52 AM, TMZ broke the news that supermodel Gisele Bündchen had filed for divorce from Tom Brady. Less than 2 hours later, at 9:50 AM, TMZ updated the article to note a Judge had signed off on the divorce and the parties ...

    Family Law
    What Is the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and Why Should You Hire One of Their Fellows?
    BY Carolyn N. Daly

    Daly & Associates’ Founder and Managing Partner, Carolyn N. Daly, was just sworn in as the current President of the New Jersey Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. She was recently published in Mendham Neighbors, a local ...

    Divorce
    The Balancing Act TV Feature – Alternatives to Litigation in Divorce
    BY Carolyn N. Daly

    Alternatives to Litigation in Divorce can be less stressful and less expensive Tri-State law firm outlines options on regional lifestyle show MORRISTOWN, NJ – Contrary to many beliefs, not all divorces need to transpire in a stressful court ...

    Alimony
    Navigating Cohabitation & Alimony During a Divorce
    BY Carolyn N. Daly

    If you are divorced and are paying, or receiving, alimony, then you should be aware of changes in the law regarding cohabitation and its impact on alimony. These changes apply, regardless of when you were divorced. Several years ago, the statute ...

    Divorce
    Legal Tips for Navigating a High Conflict Divorce in NJ
    BY Carolyn N. Daly

    Divorce can be a stressful process even when the parties are on the same page and are agreed on how to settle their matter. In cases where one personality is naturally combative, things can be even more exhausting. These cases are often referred to ...

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