Dear “Ask the Attorney:” I want to renovate my home and build an extension, but the building department denied my application for a building permit and said I need a “variance”. What is a variance and how do I obtain one? L.R. Dear L.R: Every Municipality in New Jersey has […]
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A judgment may only be worth the piece of paper it is written on. The challenge is collecting on a judgment. There are many ways to evaluate the assets of a judgment debtor (or person who you won against in court) and many more ways to attempt to collect on a judgment. Remember, you cannot get blood from a stone.
People decide to seek a divorce for any number of reasons. However, some people choose NOT to seek a divorce because they have been scared into thinking that things will turn out a certain way which will not be to their benefit. They come to this conclusion after talking to people they know who are not lawyers, but who either have gone through a divorce themselves or know someone who did. Often, the conclusions people reach from hearing these anecdotes are wrong, but those wrong conclusions hold them back from changing their lives.
Your Divorce, Your Children, Your Life Before, During & After: Einhorn Barbarito’ Matrimonial & Family Law Blog
January 20, 2012 | by Einhorn BarbaritoEinhorn, Barbarito, Frost & Botwinick’s Matrimonial and Family Law Department’s Blog provides information and tips related to just about any aspect of Matrimonial and Family law, including such topics as divorce, alimony, child support, custody, ,equitable distribution, prenuptial agreements, domestic violence, Civil Unions, and grandparent visitation. –