Recent Blog Posts
Child Support Can Be Modified to Include Costs of Car Insurance
Union family law attorney John B. D’Alessandro on New Jersey court case allowing post-divorce modification of child support to include cost of car insurance.
New Jersey Appellate Division Examines Parents’ Degree of Control over Choice of School When Paying for Child’s Education
Union family law attorney John B. D’Alessandro looks at New Jersey child custody decision examining degree of parents’ control on choice of school post-divorce.
Upcoming Changes to New Jersey’s Emancipation Laws
Union family law attorney John B. D’Alessandro discusses upcoming changes to New Jersey child emancipation law & its impact on divorce & child support.
New Jersey Family Part Judge Examines Custody-Sharing Among Three Parents
Union family law attorney John B. D’Alessandro reports on New Jersey case allocating child custody among two biological parents & a psychological parent.
Should You Fight to Keep the House In a New Jersey Divorce?
Union family law attorney John B. D’Alessandro discusses the wisdom of fighting to keep the house in a New Jersey divorce property division.
New Jersey Court Offers More Formalized Procedure for Grandparents Seeking Visitation
New Jersey family law attorney John B. D’Alessandro reports on new rules for grandparent visitation in divorce & child custody matters.
Avoiding Arrest on a Child Support Warrant Will Not Win You Favor With the Family Part Judge
Union, New Jersey family law attorney John B. D’Alessandro discusses fugitive disentitlement in case where party skipped out on child support arrest warrant.
Appellate Division Offers Guidelines on What Constitutes Willful Child Abandonment
New Jersey family law attorney John B. D’Alessandro discusses court case defining “willful abandonment” for purposes of parent inheriting from child’s estate.
Is My New Jersey Marriage Eligible for Annulment?
Union family law attorney John B. D’Alessandro goes over what it takes to get an annulment in New Jersey & why it might be preferable to divorce in some cases.
Parental Alienation
Union, New Jersey family law attorney John B. D’Alessandro discusses how parental alienation can wreck parent-child relationships in post-divorce child custody.
