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

In many child support cases, the parties are required to report their income to the court, especially if they are seeking a modification of their…

In matrimonial matters, the parties are often free to submit their case to arbitration rather than heading straight for the courtroom.  In some cases, arbitration…

It is well known that parties are often ordered to share college expenses.  Most divorced parents agree to do so.  The question often arises, however,…

In the recent unpublished New Jersey Appellate Division case of Segobind v. Segobind, the New Jersey Appellate Division addressed the payment of money owed as…

In Iraldi v. Iraldi, a recent unpublished New Jersey Appellate Division case, Plaintiff appealed a trial court order that included the marital home and the…

In New Jersey, a child is not automatically emancipated at the age of 18.  Rather, to end a child support obligation, a parent must file…

In some cases, after a divorce, children may live with one parent, only to move in with the other parent after time has passed.  This…

In the recent unpublished New Jersey Appellate Division case of Santos v. Yanez, the court addressed a child custody case where a mother attempted, through…

When you are unaware of the way the legal system works, things such as mediation and litigation may seem daunting and confusing.  Both, however, are…

We have previously blogged about a grandparent’s right to custody of a child that he or she cares for.  Grandparents may also seek visitation with…