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In New Jersey, Rule 1:7-4 provides that in every non-jury civil action, the role of the trial court at the end of trial is to determine the facts and state conclusions of law.  Rolnick v. Rolnick, 290 N.J. Super....

If you want to understand the full spectrum of a typical divorce, the following New Jersey Appellate Division case covers all the bases.  K.C. v. D.C. was a recent decision primarily involving aspects...

There is no doubt that divorces can be emotionally charged and take a toll on the family.  Sometimes, however, one or both spouses go beyond the typical emotional injury associated with a divorce and...

Domestic violence is a very serious and troubling reality around the world today – and unfortunately, women tend to be the victim of such violence approximately 95% of the time.  (http://hrlibrary.umn.edu)....

On any motion to modify or terminate an alimony obligation in New Jersey, the seminal and controlling case is Lepis v. Lepis, 83 N.J. 139 (1980).  If you believe you are unable to continue paying your...