Eric J. Aretsky Family Law Blog

Bergen County, New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Discusses Recent Unpublished Appellate Division Decision Regarding Downward modification of Alimony

Wednesday, January 19, 2011 by Eric J. Aretsky

In Goldsten v. Goldstein, the Appellate Division of the Superior Curt of New Jersey reversed the trial court's decision denying the plaintiff's motion for a downward modification of alimony.... Read More
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Topic: Divorce

Bergen County New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Discusses Recent Unpublished Appellate Division Decision Regarding Alimony and Child Support:

Tuesday, November 16, 2010 by Eric J. Aretsky

Bergen County New Jersey family law firm handling divorce and other types of family law related cases...... Read More
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Topic: Divorce

What to Bring When Meeting Your Divorce Attorney for the First Time?

Friday, May 14, 2010 by Eric J. Aretsky

Bergen County divorce lawyer Eric Aretsky talks about what you need to bring for your first meeting with your divorce attorney.... Read More
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Topic: Divorce

Common Divorce Myths

Wednesday, April 21, 2010 by Eric J. Aretsky

Bergen County Divorce Lawyer Eric Aretsky of Aretsky & Aretsky explains common divorce myths.With many legal situations come a number of myths or misconceptions surrounding the issue. Divorce is one of those situations and many people are aware of various myths about the divorce process, life after it and what you can possibly do to prevent it.... Read More
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Topic: Divorce

NEW JERSEY DIVORCE AND SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS

Wednesday, April 21, 2010 by Eric J. Aretsky

Eric J. Aretsky, Esq., a Bergen County divorce attorney discusses how Social Security benefits are affected by divorce in New Jersey.... Read More
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Topic: Divorce

Grounds for Divorce in New Jersey

Monday, April 19, 2010 by Eric J. Aretsky

Bergen County divorce lawyer Eric Aretsky talks about the grounds for divorce in New Jersey. In order to file for divorce in the state of New Jersey, either spouse must first have at least a one-year residency in New Jersey prior to filing. In cases of adultery, however, the requirement is that at least one spouse must be a New Jersey resident.... Read More
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Topic: Divorce
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