Carl Taylor, Esq.

One lesson I’ve learned the hard way in my personal life is to never bash the ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend of […]

To balance some of my advice on this website about being reasonable, it should be noted that I’m not advocating

A divorce filing or informal separation does not mean life suddenly ceases to progress.  There are still bills to be

When people consult with me as prospective divorce clients, they are not always ready to file for divorce.  Few are

It may seem a bit odd how much I focus on the role of emotions in a divorce. You may

Every divorce case is both fact-sensitive and people sensitive. I often joke that although I’ve “been divorced” (on behalf of

If you’re reading this blog post, then perhaps you or someone you know is contemplating a New Jersey divorce. You

Business owners: the hard-working people who provide their neighbors with jobs, give back to the community, and often pay the

Alimony can be one of the thorniest issues in a New Jersey Divorce.  In cases where the parties have no

Custody disputes can be both expensive and emotionally draining.  In 1992, the New Jersey Appellate Division Court even hinted at