Virtual 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 …
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Equal 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 …
View ArticleTypes of Workplace Discrimination
In many industries, employees expect distractions or interruptions from customers and clients—but when those distractions come from coworkers …
View ArticleNavigating the Challenges of Single Fatherhood — and Building a Balanced, Resilient Life
Being a single dad today means juggling emotional, financial, and practical responsibilities — often all at once. The …
View ArticleGender Inequality in College Sports: Are Female Athletes Being Paid Fairly?
College sports have changed dramatically in recent years with new athlete compensation rules, but one thing has not …
View ArticleLong-Distance Parenting After Divorce: How to Make It Work
Divorce can significantly alter family dynamics, especially when one parent moves a considerable distance away. Maintaining meaningful relationships …
View ArticleCan a Whistleblower Remain Anonymous?
Whether a whistleblower can remain anonymous often depends on the law under which they are reporting a potential …
View ArticleWhat Are the Benefits of a Postnuptial Agreement?
Preferably, a couple should enter into a prenuptial agreement before they get married to obtain the maximum amount …
View ArticleHow to Advocate for Vulnerable Children at Every Level in Your Community
Every day, children across the world face neglect, abuse, instability, or systemic disadvantage. These aren’t abstract problems—they’re painfully …
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