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New Legislation Protects Fathers’ Rights in NJ

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Family Law

Fathers in New Jersey often face challenges in securing their parental rights. Many fear that courts will favor mothers when deciding custody or parenting time. However, recent legal changes are helping fathers get fair treatment. New Jersey has passed the Good Dad...

A Father’s Guide to Child Custody in New Jersey

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Child Custody, Divorce

Child custody can feel overwhelming for many fathers. Emotions often run high. Legal steps may seem complicated. Yet, you deserve clear guidance. In New Jersey, child custody aims to protect children’s well-being. Courts base decisions on the best interests of the...

Self-Care Strategies in the Midst of Divorce

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce, Family Law

Divorce can change everything. Your routines, finances, and emotions often shift. You may feel overwhelmed by legal steps. You might wonder how to stay balanced. For many, self-care becomes vital during this complex process. At Morgenstern & Rochester, we...

Navigating Child Custody During the Holidays: Tips for Co-Parents

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Child Custody, Family Law

The holiday season can be a joyful time for families. However, for divorced or separated parents, it often comes with challenges. Deciding how to share time with children during the holidays can feel overwhelming. At Morgenstern & Rochester, we understand these...

What Does No-Fault Divorce Mean in New Jersey?

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce, Family Law

No-fault divorce simplifies many legal hurdles. It removes the need to prove wrongdoing. In New Jersey, two grounds qualify as no-fault. The first is separation for at least 18 months. The second, and most common, is irreconcilable differences. These allow spouses to...

The Role of Forensic Accountants in Divorce: When and Why You Need One

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Alimony, Divorce, Divorce and Finances

When going through a divorce, it’s not uncommon for emotions to run high, especially when it comes to dividing assets and determining financial support. In cases where finances are complex or one spouse is suspected of hiding assets, a forensic accountant can...

Challenges and Considerations of Divorce With a Special Needs Child

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce

Families with special needs children face challenges that might complicate their relationships and contribute to their divorce. About 20% of families have children with special needs, and the divorce rate for these families is generally higher than the national...

Steps To Take When You Want A Divorce

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce

What Should You Do Before You Start the Divorce Process? When a couple chooses to end their marriage, it is not as simple as walking away. Divorce involves a variety of issues that must be addressed, and you should be prepared for them even before you file. New...

How Divorce Can Affect Your Long-term Health

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce

Divorce Affects Your Health With a high number of marriages ending in divorce, the impact on those involved can be significant and long-lasting. Divorce can affect your emotional and physical health, however, there are ways to counteract these effects and start your...

College Students and Their Parents’ Divorce

by Andrew L. Rochester, Esq. | Divorce

How to Help Your College-age Child During Your Divorce Divorce impacts all members of the family no matter their age. For college-age children who might be living away from home, the effects of their parents’ divorce might manifest in a variety of ways. However,...
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  • Self-Care Strategies in the Midst of Divorce
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  • What Does No-Fault Divorce Mean in New Jersey?

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