We often get asked if it’s okay to date during divorce. In the blog below, we’ll answer that question and help you understand how dating during divorce may affect the divorce process and outcome. The bottom line: Yes, you can date during the divorce process once a complaint is filed. New York and New Jersey are no-fault states. Any potential fault found on either party’s part will not be considered when making important decisions during the divorce process. That being said, in both states, you can still list grounds such as adultery, cruelty, and abandonment if you choose to do so. This m ..read more

In the complex landscape of family law, children’s safety and well-being are paramount. However, the process of reporting abuse or neglect can be fraught with challenges, one of which is the potential for claims of parental alienation. As a family law firm dedicated to promoting children’s best interests, we understand the delicate balance parents must maintain when reporting concerns about the other parent. This blog explores the need for strategic action to ensure child safety without inadvertently fueling alienation claims. Understanding Parental Alienation Parental alienation is a term use ..read more

One of the most significant divorce concerns many couples face is the fate of the family home. The family home not only holds precious memories but determining whether or not to keep the home can increase pressure during the divorce. Many parents worry about their children’s well-being as they face the divorce process, and keeping the family home can alleviate some of that stress. The family home can remain a source of stability for your children, keeping their surroundings familiar, school the same, and neighborhood friendships intact. However, keeping the home is not always possible and may ..read more