The Micklin Law Group is pleased to announce the creation of free monthly webinars designed to educate and assist those seeking information about New Jersey family, divorce and estate laws.  Attendance and participation will be anonymous and confidential.

            In New Jersey, state law dictates the process by which parties can pursue a divorce.  For example, it outlines the particulars of who may be eligible to file, the underlying legal process related to initiating a divorce proceeding, how property is split among the parties, and also, the manner by which child support and custody are ultimately adjudicated.  However, it also provides a number of formalized procedures by which prospective divorce applicants can go their separate ways without the hassles associated with a traditional, more adversarial type divorce. 

Fighting for Grandparent Visitation Rights in New Jersey

Five Critical Tactics in New Jersey Divorce Planning

Is Legal Separation a Viable Option for New Jersey Residents?

Key Ways a Divorce Attorney Prepares for

Plenary Hearing on Alimony and Child Support

The Economic Impact of Divorce: Making Divorce Affordable During Tough Economic Times

Understanding When a Modification of Alimony Is Justified under New Jersey Divorce Laws

We are pleased to announce the launch of our first e-book: Divorce: the Financial Impact.  

How to Proceed If Your Spouse Refuses Divorce Mediation