Law Office of
Robert Ricci, Jr.
In New Jersey, child support payments are used for the purpose of providing financial support to a child. In most cases, the non-custodial parent pays child support to the custodial parent. How are child support payment amounts determined? Child support payments are...
Over the past couple of years, the millennial age group has slowly begun to change certain rules placed by the generations before them. Everything from how they conduct themselves in the workplace to how long or even if they want a family has changed dramatically....
You’re getting divorced, and your biggest concern is the children. You don’t mind sharing custody with your ex at all. You’re on good terms and you both want to put the kids first. You just feel bad about making the children move to a new home. You don’t want them to...
If you are ordered to pay alimony, how long do you have to keep paying? If you are receiving alimony, how long can you expect to keep receiving it? New Jersey overhauled its alimony law in 2014, and many people are still unclear on the answers to these questions. When...
Domestic violence impacts many families both here in Clark, New Jersey, and elsewhere. Finding an effective solution that falls short of divorce is often impossible. If you're the victim of domestic violence and you're taking steps toward a divorce, we know that you...
Settling custody terms in a divorce can be one of the hardest parts of disentangling your life from your ex's. Once the courts make a determination about how they want you to split up custody, both of you have an obligation to follow those rules. Unfortunately, not...
There are many benefits to prenuptial agreements, such as protecting yourself and your spouse from each other’s debts or planning for the possibility of a divorce. However, before you sign a prenuptial agreement, you need to make sure you understand what you’re...
Every year, the holiday season can put parents in a financial bind. Most parents go out of their way to make the holidays as joyful as possible for their kids -- and that means spending a lot of extra money for gifts. Now, your ex just informed you that they can’t...
It's increasingly common for each half of a couple to have their own income and assets when they marry. Quite often, each person assumes that they have an exclusive right to whatever they brought into the marriage if they ever split up again. The commingling of...
As a parent, something that you always want to do is to be able to provide for your children. They deserve the support of both their parents, and that is something that both you and your spouse agree on. As you’ve worked through your divorce, one thing that has been a...
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