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Keith Family Law Keith Family Law helps New Jersey families through divorce and family law with clear, steady guidance built around resolution.

Request a consultation at keithfamilylaw.com or call 908-258-9910. Legal counsel and representation with a focus on divorce and family law including mediation and collaborative divorce law as alternatives to litigation.

10/16/2026

Before you hire a divorce attorney, ask if matrimonial law is the only type of law they practice.

An attorney splitting their time across other practice areas may not always be able to give your case the same level of attention.

Then ask directly if the person you're consulting with is the one who will actually handle your case.

Request a consultation by calling 908-258-9910 or visiting keithfamilylaw.com.

10/15/2026

Telling your children about a divorce is easier on them when both parents do it together, at the same time.

It avoids putting a child in the position of hearing it from one parent first and wondering what that means.

It also opens the door to talk about how they're feeling and whether they might need extra support through the transition.

10/14/2026

In New Jersey, owning a business doesn't automatically make your spouse a partner in it when you divorce.

The business generally stays with the owner, and instead the value of that business gets factored into the overall division of assets.

If there wasn't an ownership interest before the divorce, the process typically doesn't create one.

10/13/2026

When one spouse controls every account and isn't sharing information, an amicable process can be harder to pursue.

In those situations, the court can step in with tools like subpoenas, depositions, and formal requests to produce records.

Regardless of whose name is on an account, both spouses are generally entitled to full financial disclosure.

Request a consultation by calling 908-258-9910 or visiting keithfamilylaw.com.

10/12/2026

Child support is set by a court order or an agreement built into your judgment, so it generally isn't something the paying parent can adjust on their own.

If payments stop without explanation, you don't have to handle enforcement entirely on your own.

In New Jersey, you can typically route payments through probation, and they can take on the job of enforcing it.

Request a consultation by calling 908-258-9910 or visiting keithfamilylaw.com.

10/10/2026

In New Jersey, alimony generally ends if the spouse receiving it remarries.

If the spouse paying alimony remarries, that alone typically doesn't change the existing support order, though the specific facts of a case can still matter.

Every situation is a little different, so it's worth understanding how this applies to yours.

Request a consultation by calling 908-258-9910 or visiting keithfamilylaw.com.

10/09/2026

Healthy co-parenting isn't complicated, it's just consistent communication between two parents who are focused on their child.

It looks like picking up the phone instead of avoiding a conversation, and planning ahead for things like camps or activities so nobody is surprised by a bill or a decision.

Most of all, it means keeping your child out of the middle of adult conversations.

09/30/2026

Custody isn't necessarily fixed once the judgment of divorce is entered.

If a child ends up living primarily with the other parent for a genuine reason, New Jersey courts can consider modifying custody based on the child's best interests.

Whether that rises to the level of a modification usually comes down to the specific facts and circumstances involved.

09/28/2026

Divorce often feels like an ending, but for most people it becomes the start of a new chapter.

Day to day life continues, routines settle, and many people find their footing again once the process itself is behind them.

Focusing on the practical next steps, rather than the fear of what comes after, tends to make that transition easier.

09/27/2026

If a parenting time order is not being followed, the first step is usually working with an attorney to bring it back in front of the judge.

Some families work this out amicably through negotiation instead.

Either way, the parenting plan is one of the factors that affects child support, so a shift there can sometimes affect that number too, depending on the circumstances.

Request a consultation: call 908-258-9910 or visit keithfamilylaw.com

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Westfield, NJ
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