Why Gender Pay Discrimination Still Exists in Education – and How Legal Action Can Help
Teachers shape young minds and prepare students for successful futures, yet many educators face an unfair reality in …
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Former New Jersey Governor Signs Law Substantially Redesigning Child Custody Statute
On his final day in office, former Governor Phil Murphy signed S4510/A5761 into law, substantially amending New Jersey’s …
View ArticleMarital Debt vs. Separate Debt: How Are They Each Treated During a NJ Divorce?
A divorce settlement or court order in New Jersey will address all financial matters between the two spouses. …
View ArticleBuilding Skills That Open Doors in a Shifting Business Landscape
In the business sector, opportunity tends to favor people who can evolve faster than their job titles. Professionals …
View ArticleWhat Are My Rights if I Am Fired While on Medical Leave in NJ?
Being terminated from your job while on medical leave can raise a slew of overwhelming questions, not only …
View ArticleLegal and Emotional Strategies in Divorce
Going through a divorce means that you are dealing with a legal process at the same time that …
View ArticleDivorcing a Narcissist: What Challenges Should You Expect?
Divorce is rarely easy, but the process can become significantly more complex when your spouse exhibits narcissistic traits. …
View ArticleVirtual Divorce: How Technology Is Simplifying the Divorce Process in New Jersey
Divorce is rarely easy, but for many New Jersey couples, technology is making the process more efficient and …
View ArticleEqual Pay in Education: How the Dianne B. Allen Equal Pay Act Protects New Jersey Educators
Political commentators have called the Dianne B. Allen Equal Pay Act “the most sweeping equal pay legislation in …
View ArticleWhat Happens When One Parent Wants to Move Out of State After Divorce?
Divorce often brings significant life changes, and for some parents, moving to another state feels like the best …
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