Divorce Happy Hour

CEO of NJ Divorce Solutions, Christina Previte, Esq. and Maliha Janjua, Director of Client Relations at Women Aware in New Jersey, discuss domestic violence (and "60. When #StayAtHome Isn’t #SafeAtHome: How to Protect Yourself From Domestic Violence During COVID-19"

When you are married, you are probably used to making decisions as a couple. However, when you start going through the divorce process, it is "55. Divorce? Remember that you and your spouse are NOT on the same team!"

Are you dealing with a co-parent that is playing games while we are all going through this COVID-19 crisis? Do you think your co-parent is "54. Parenting Time During #StayatHome. Do Yourself a Favor: Don’t Play Games!"

Join us for a special episode of Divorce Happy Hour. We talk to some of the premier divorce attorneys from around the country about how "53. National Divorce Attorney Roundtable: How COVID-19 impacts clients, employees, and small businesses"

Think that you can’t move your divorce forward because the courts are closed? Think that staying at home means you can’t get out of a "51. How to Move your Divorce Forward While Stuck at Home"

Want to know what job loss or furlough means for you in today’s economy? Have child support or alimony obligations that are weighing you down "50. How do you modify your child or spousal support after losing your job? A special discussion about the coronavirus economy."

Want to know the top 10 things about child support? Well, you have come to the right place! Catch this special presentation of Divorce Happy "49. Top 10 Things about Child Support in New Jersey"

Ever wonder how Divorce Mediation can help you finish your divorce quickly and inexpensively? How about now with office closures, and we are social distancing? "47. Divorce Mediation + Coronavirus: What you need to know"

People think that their entire life has to be put on hold now because of the Coronavirus. It’s not true! Most things you have to "46. THE CORONAVIRUS MYTH: I have to put my divorce on hold!"

This is one of the most common concerns in divorce. Here are some questions you really need to ask yourself to decide whether you should "#46 Mini-Episode: What Do We Do With The Marital Home In Divorce?"

Many people wait until it’s too late to address disputes about college. If you wait until Spring to call your lawyer, you waited too long! "#45: Divorced & Got A Kid Going To College Next Year? You Better Listen To This!"

We heard a lot of misconceptions about how your spouse’s share of the pension is calculated – and other things – that are just flat "#44 Mini-Episode: NJ State PBA Mini Convention 2020 Rumors: The LEO Pensions Explained"

Law Enforcement Officers have specific issues in divorce as a result of their atypical work schedules, employment benefits, pension benefits, and early retirement. We touch "Episode #43: Special Issues in LEO Divorces"

We explain WHY you (and EVERYONE else) need a prenuptial agreement and what it can do for you. It’s not just for rich people and "Episode #42: Why You Need A Prenup (Yes, I’m Talking To You)!"

We explain what ESP is and what happens when you get there.

Nationally recognized DCP&P Expert Allison Williams, Esq. continues her discussion of the investigation process including discussion of what happens when DCP&P requests removal of the "Episode #40: What To Do When DCP&P Come Knocking – With Special Guest Allison Williams, Esq. – PART 2"

How do you shield children and particularly teenagers from your divorce? Join guest Jennifer Hilligus, a Professional Counselor, with offices in East Brunswick, NJ as "Episode #36: Mitigate the Damage to your children during Divorce"

Ever wonder what judges think about the divorce process? Want to know what they say when they step off the bench after listening to attorneys "Episode #35: A View of Divorce from the Bench with Judge Glenn Berman (ret.)"

Join us for a “mini-episode” of Divorce Happy Hour, where we discuss how long you have to file an appeal if you do not like "Episode #34: How long do you have to file an Appeal?"

To initiate a cohabitation proceeding you, there is evidence that you need to provide the court. What is it and where do you get it?