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Spouse using AirTags, shared iCloud accounts and or smart home logs in an NJ divorce

Catching the Cyber-Spouse: Digital Privacy & Discovery Traps in NJ Divorce

Modern divorces are no longer fought solely through paper tax returns and bank statements pulled from filing cabinets. Today, matrimonial disputes play out across synced cloud accounts, smart home security feeds, location-tracking tags, and hidden digital trails. While gathering electronic…

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Navigating the New USCIS Asylum Rule: What You Need to Know

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has introduced a major policy shift aimed at reducing the backlog of over 1.4 million pending asylum applications. Effective immediately, this new rule allows U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) officers to bypass the initial…

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Green Card Holders and Pending Criminal Charges: What the Supreme Court’s Decision in Blanche v. Lau Means for You

If you hold a green card and have a criminal charge hanging over your head, a recent decision from the United States Supreme Court should be on your radar. On June 23, 2026, the Court handed down its ruling in…

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NJ Divorce Financial Disclosure Updates

Hiding Crypto, Streaming Costs, and Modern Kids: Navigating New Jersey’s Updated Financial Disclosure Rules Divorces and custody disputes in New Jersey can feel incredibly overwhelming, especially when it comes to financial disclosures. At the center of this legal battle is…

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Stephen Raff PCBA Distinguished Lawyer of the Year

Stephen Raff Honored as Distinguished Lawyer of the Year by Passaic County Bar Association Celebrating over a century of legal integrity and active trial advocacy in Paterson, Passaic County, and throughout Northern New Jersey. The legal community of Northern New…

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Does My Child Get a Say? Understanding New Jersey’s New Child Custody Law

When you are going through a custody battle, the most important thing on your mind is your child’s well-being. For a long time, many parents in New Jersey felt that their children’s voices were being lost in the shuffle of…

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The School Won’t Classify My Child: What Are My Rights? 

Disclaimer: This blog post is for general information only. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Every child’s case is different, so you should speak with a qualified lawyer about your specific situation. It is…

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ATTENTION NJ RIDER: NEW E-BIKE LAWS (JUNE 2026) infographic showing licensing requirements, registration, minimum age 15+, driver's license requirement, and mandatory liability insurance.

New NJ E-Bike Laws: What You Need to Know Before June 2026

If you’ve noticed more e-bikes on the streets of Paterson and Ridgewood lately, you aren’t alone. These bikes have become a go-to for commuters across Passaic and Bergen Counties. However, the legal landscape is shifting significantly. Starting in June 2026,…

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One person holds a smartphone to photograph two young children playing together indoors, with one child covering their face while the other stands beside them against a gray wall.

What Parents Should Know About NJ Anti-Bullying Laws

Article by Jennifer E. Levy, Esq. Suicide is the second leading cause of death for children between the ages of 10-14. Instances of horrific bullying on places like SnapChat, Instagram, and Tiktok happen all the time. We constantly hear about…

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How can a lawyer help you when your kid is struggling in school?

Article by Jennifer E. Levy, Esq. Navigating the complexities of your child’s education can be a daunting task, especially when faced with challenges in the school system. As a school law attorney and former principal with over 20 years of…

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