- 11July
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I went to court, but the judge wouldn’t listen to me!
UPDATED: JULY 11, 2019 Article by: Daniel A. Levy, Esq. Very frequently, I speak with clients who complain that they appeared in court but the judge just wouldn’t listen to them. They ask me what I can do for them after the first appearance did not go their way. Below I discuss some common- Posted by admin Posted on 11 Jul 0 Comments Read More
- 18August
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Hiring a Lawyer for a Simple, No Fault Divorce in New Jersey
Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. Updated August 18, 2018 It is not uncommon that a client contacts me and says that they and their spouse are in agreement that they should get divorced. They ask, how much to get a simple divorce? What is a no fault divorce? We were just married a few- Posted by admin Posted on 18 Aug 0 Comments Read More
- 22May
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How to save lots of money on a divorce in New Jersey
Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. Updated May 22, 2018 Once a couple has decided that it is time to file for divorce, they may have concerns about how much a divorce will cost them. Clients often ask me how expensive a divorce will be and what they can do to save money on- Posted by admin Posted on 22 May 0 Comments Read More
- 30April
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Leaving child in car potentially gross-negligence and criminal
UPDATED April 30, 2018 Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. During the warmer months, there was some public debate about the dangers of leaving children alone in a car seat “just for a second”. As we explain below, in New Jersey a parent could be criminally prosecuted for abuse and neglect for leaving a- Posted by admin Posted on 30 Apr 0 Comments Read More
- 16February
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Lessons from a contested adoption
Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. Normally, I write about various topics from my practice with the goal of providing some legal information to the public. But today, I want to take this opportunity to share some lessons that I learned during this very unique case that recently went to trial. The case was about- Posted by Daniel Levy Posted on 16 Feb 0 Comments Read More
- 20June
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Contribution towards college expenses for a child who refuses to speak with you
Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. Back in March, many news organizations reported that New Jersey Judge Peter Bogaard of Morris County Superior Court’s Family Division said “no” to Rachel Canning’s request that her parents contribute towards her education expenses. Ms. Canning’s allegation was that her parents forced her to leave the house and that- Posted by admin Posted on 20 Jun 0 Comments Read More