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Protecting Business Assets From Divorce
By Robert Kornitzer, Esq. rkornitzer@pashmanstein.com The issue of how a business (even one owned prior to the marriage) can be affected by a divorce, is an issue that touches on a substantial number...
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Planning for the Future of Your Business
By Louis Pashman, Esq. lpashman@pashmanstein.com You own a successful family business. It’s time to plan for the next generation. Remember, one out of three family businesses fails in the second...
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Divorce and Restraints Against Dissipating Assets
By Tadd Yearing, Esq. tyearing@pashmanstein.com In New Jersey, to prevent a party from dissipating marital assets or incurring unreasonable debt during the divorce, the courts require a party to file...
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Social Media and Family Court
By Robert Kornitzer, Esq. rkornitzer@pashmanstein.com The explosion of the numerous forms of social media has in many ways created a potentially fundamental alteration of the way in which family law...
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Grandparent Custody and Visitation Rights
By Tadd Yearing, Esq. tyearing@pashmanstein.com We often field calls from grandparents who have been denied access to their grandchildren, and who feel that they are unfairly being left out of their...
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Prenuptial Agreement Basics
By Tadd Yearing, Esq. tyearing@pashmanstein.com Previously in this blog, we have touched upon the use of a prenuptial agreement to shelter business interests and alternative legal mechanisms to achieve...
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Lawyer/Client Confidentiality?
By Louis Pashman, Esq. lpashman@pashmanstein.com You may think it’s a pretty simple thing if you come to your lawyer and tell him that you and your wife want wills. It’s not. There are several rules...
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New Jersey Supreme Court Affords Remedies to Minority Shareholder in the...
By Dennis Smith, Esq. dsmith@pashmanstein.com Many businesses are family-owned corporations in which ownership percentages are split among relatives. When intra-family disputes arise about issues...
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The Case of Rachel Canning and A Parents’ Obligations to Pay Support and Tuition
By Tadd Yearing, Esq. tyearing@pashmanstein.com It seems as if last week all the news outlets, local and national, were abuzz with the case of Rachel Canning, who filed a lawsuit against her parents...
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You Can’t Take It With You, But Can Your Spouse?
By Tadd Yearing, Esq. tyearing@pashmanstein.com When a party in a divorce action dies during litigation, the right to equitable distribution disappears. This is because equitable distribution is...
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Holiday Parenting Time: Tips to Survive the Holidays During a Divorce
By Valerie Jules McCarthy, Esq. vmccarthy@pashmanstein.com The holiday season brings a mixed bag of emotions. Some people find it to be a time when they can slow down the normally hectic pace of...
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