A court may enter a default judgment under Rule 4:43-1 when one party fails to participate in court proceedings. In the recent unpublished New Jersey Appellate Division case of Eichenbaum v. Eichenbaum,...
In child support or child custody matters, it is often the case that the parties, even after having their dispute decided by a court, agree to new terms through some type of oral agreement. In some...
In the recent unpublished New Jersey Appellate Division case of Gonia v. Tchistiakova, the court addressed a case involving child support and a party’s obligation to pay that support. The parties were parents to...
As technology changes and improves, there may be many implications for the legal field. Up until now, the legal field has already seen technology change how lawyers operate with the advent of computers, cell phones, and...
Cases involving children, specifically child custody or child support cases, can often be contentious. The contentious nature of these proceedings is exacerbated when one parent has a restraining...
