New Jersey Post Divorce Conflicts Attorneys
It is a reality that sometimes the issues between parties to a divorce do not necessarily end at the time of the divorce. For instance, when does child support end? What if I lost my job and I can no longer afford to keep up with my support obligations? What if my spouse has not kept up with his or her obligations to pay support? What if my spouse has not kept up with his or her other obligations from the Property Settlement Agreement.
At Garces, Grabler, and LeBrocq, we are here to help you answer these questions and assist you in post-divorce conflicts or Motion litigation if necessary.
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Custody Disputes
Family Law
Custody and parenting time disputes can be the most important aspect of your divorce or FD docket litigation. After all, your children are generally the most important aspect of your life. The Courts look to a “Best Interests Of the Children” approach in determining custody and parenting time disputes...
Mediation Arbitration
Family Law
Often times, it can be more cost effect to resolve a divorce through mediation and/or arbitration. It is still important to have the services of a lawyer to advocate for you during this process. It certainly saves you and your family money if you come to an agreement and avoid the necessity of having a long drawn out...
Pre/Post Nuptial Agreements
Family Law
If you are thinking of getting married and want the protection of a prenuptial agreement, we are also here to assist you in preparing a fully legally binding prenuptial agreement that suits your needs. This is especially common in situations where one party enters the union with substantially more pre-marital assets...
Post Divorce Conflicts and Motions
Family Law
It is a reality that sometimes the issues between parties to a divorce do not necessarily end at the time of the divorce. For instance, when does child support end? What if I lost my job and I can no longer afford to keep up with my support obligations? What if my spouse has not kept up with his or her obligations to pay support...
