Keith Family Law Blog
The Differences Between Amicable and Collaborative Divorce
While going through the divorce process rarely ends as a positive experience for the parties involved, there are some cases where the partners end their marriage on good terms. Sometimes
My Ex-Partner Is Not Paying Child Support. What Can I Do?
The dissolution of a marriage can prove traumatic for all parties involved. During most proceedings, the subject of child support comes up, and an agreement is made based on what
Do I Need a Lawyer If I’m Mediating My Divorce in New Jersey?
Going through a divorce can quickly become a long, tedious, and contentious process for all parties involved. Deciding to file for divorce from your partner might seem like the most
What’s the Difference Between Custody and Guardianship in New Jersey?
Family law can be complex, and legal definitions can be a bit mystifying when it comes to the care of a child. Many consider the idea of custody and guardianship
7 Ways to Save Your Marriage Before the Pandemic Ends
Has your partner’s loud Dorito chewing frayed your next-to-last nerve? Are you counting how many sheets of toilet paper your S.O. uses? Yes, you’re probably way past the pandemic’s honeymoon
5 Ways to Help Your Teen Bust the Social-Distancing Blues
Welcome to the new normal—and the social distancing blues. While most of us (even family pets) have had our routines upended for months, it’s important to remember that your older
It’s a Date: 6 Ideas for the Sweetest Pandemic Date Night Ever
Majorly trending on Twitter: Since some experts are predicting a surge of #covidivorces, it might be time to schedule some hot #pandemicdatenights or tap into #quarantech for social distance dating.
Exchanging Children is an Essential Activity
Despite having been divorced for 20 years, Demi Moore and Bruce Willis made news recently after sharing photos of their family’s shared pandemic lockdown. Clad in matching pajamas, the long-split
How do you know it’s time to contact a divorce lawyer?
It’s a two-syllable word that carries a whole lot of weight. Divorce. Many times it’s the ending of a relationship that was never expected to end – and that can
Quarantine/COVID-19 Domestic Violence Resources
Most Americans are calling it quarantine. Victims of domestic violence are calling it trapped. The coronavirus pandemichas become part of everyday life for Americans. Schools are closed. Businesses have shut
Stimulus Checks Impact on Divorce, Child Support & Alimony in New Jersey
On March 27, 2020, Congress and President Donald Trump signed a $2 trillion spending bill known as the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act into law, intending to
Co-Parenting During a Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic is unlike any prior state of emergency the United States has ever faced. With children schooling from home, businesses closing, and employers laying off workers in droves,
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