If you have sustained an injury in the workplace, your employer may be responsible for helping you with your lost wages. Of course, he is required by law to carry worker’s compensation insurance. It is this insurance that will pay a portion of your regular...
As everyone knows all too well, divorce is a difficult very emotional undertaking. It is something nobody wants to do. However, if you find yourself in a marriage where repair is not an option, weighing in on two important questions is essential. New Jersey Divorce Is...
If you are considering a divorce or are in the process of attaining one and you have children, obviously how this change will affect your children is of the utmost importance in your mind. So many thoughts and concerns pop into your head with, child...
Dealing with separations and divorce when there are very young children involved becomes very complicated as it deals with psychological, practical and of course legal issues. Very young children are capable of having multiple attachments to people, including their parents, grandparents, babysitters and extended family...
Many people compare divorce to a death. Grief and stress affects you both emotionally and physically. Different people react very uniquely to both stress and grief and these reactions can be severe and many times even debilitating. Research has shown that individuals who have faced divorce,...
Perhaps you have been injured in your job. Chances are you have been told that workers compensation insurance is the only compensation available to you. Generally speaking, this may be true, however there are many exceptions. There are situations which a lawsuit for damages can...
It is easy for divorcing parents to get sucked into the push and pull of the proverbial child custody battle. Each parent vying for primary custody, which, more often than not, results in joint custody. This arrangement means shuffling the children back and forth between...
Divorce is a very complicated and emotional issue. Many times the process turns ugly and the couple find it hard to be in the same room together, much less try to work through divisions of finances and time with children. Because a divorce mediator is...
Now more than ever, deadbeat parents are finding it harder to skip out on child support. Virtually every state Parents that are divorced (or separated if they were never married) have legal obligation to financially support their children. Strict laws have been established and federal,...
Benefits available under worker’s compensation vary from state to state regarding the particular injury. Generally speaking, though, each state usually distinguishes between temporary and permanent disability and also between partial and total disability. The types of injuries usually included are: Catastrophic loss or severe injuries,...
A surprising common denominator in failed businesses is divorce. It is the culprit in many tales of business collapse. A poorly handled divorce can mean a one way ticket to Bankruptcy Court. It may be too late now, if you are in the throes of...
“The standard of living of the marriage “ is the measurement the law uses to decide if you are entitled to alimony. The whole idea and reason for alimony is so that both parties go on living as you were prior to the divorce. It...
After your work-related injury, you are dealing with chronic pain, exhaustion and now, to make matters worse, you find yourself being denied disability by your insurer. If you find yourself in this unfortunate position, it is imperative for you to make yourself familiar with the...
A contested divorce, by definition, is a divorce where the two parties involved cannot come to an agreement on one or more crucial issues prior to the ultimate termination of their marriage contract. When this occurs, even with the assistance of their legal counsel, they...
It certainly may not sound easy, but, with a little teamwork, you and your ex can manage your busy schedules along with your children’s summertime changes. Co-parenting and Child Visitation schedules can work. Often when one parent is the primary custodial parent, that parent can end...
