On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Feb 6, 2019 | Uncategorized
As a family lawyer, I have been asked this question more than once, and not only from potential clients, or former clients, but also from dear friends of mine. Not every pair of love birds make it down the aisle to say their “I do’s.” Sometimes, a...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Feb 6, 2019 | Uncategorized
It is that time of the year: compiling all of your tax information to ensure you get the most benefit from your available deductions and exemptions. Here is a quick list of items to help you in gathering the information you need and some sound suggestions: Make sure...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Feb 6, 2019 | Uncategorized
What do you do when sexually assaulted by an acquaintance that you may have the possibility of seeing again? Imagine a scenario where you are sexually assaulted by a work colleague or the victim of a date rape. Other than filing criminal charges, is there any recourse...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Feb 6, 2019 | Uncategorized
Effective February 1, 2017, the child support laws, as we know it, will be changed. The most notable change is that child support terminates, by operation of law without an order of the court, if a child, less than 19 years old: a) marries; b) dies; or c) enters the...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Feb 6, 2019 | Uncategorized
If you are in the process of divorcing, what issues should you incorporate into your divorce agreement about alimony in the future? How do you balance the need for support versus moving on in life? Read on to see the current state of the law on cohabitation and its...
On behalf of Weinberg & Cooper, LLC | Feb 6, 2019 | Uncategorized
It is always a difficult scenario. Parents get divorced and a custody schedule is entered, for a parent to later be transferred to a different location. Or, a separation occurs, and one parent wants to move to where they have more family support. Post-divorce, people...
