Family Law Blog for Sarno da Costa D'Aniello Maceri LLC

It has been well established in the U.S. legal system that the first court that receives a claim should be the one to decide that…

Under the New Jersey Child Support Guidelines, a court has the ability to impute income to a party when that party is unemployed or underemployed. …

In New Jersey, as in many other states, same-sex civil unions and marriages are relatively new concepts.  New Jersey enacted a civil union statute in…

While most lawyers and judges involved with matrimonial law matters have sufficient experience working with mathematical calculations necessary for child support or alimony obligations, not…

Co-parenting can often be a struggle for any newly divorced couple.  Most parents, however, don’t have the added difficulty of one parent living in a…

The common example of a lawsuit between spouses is that of a divorce.  There are, however, other reasons why spouses may sue one another.  For…

The New Year is often associated with resolutions and fresh starts, so it should not come as a surprise that the number of divorces filed…

We recently wrote about the divorce settlement between Harold Hamm and his soon-to-be ex-wife, Sue Ann Arnall in a previous blog.  An Oklahoma judge ordered…

It was recently reported that in one county in North Carolina a program has successfully increased fathers’ child support payments.  In particular, the program fosters…

TopTen Reviews recently published a DIY Guide to Credit Repair.  Chapter 3 specifically covers how to repair credit after a divorce.  Everyone knows that divorce…