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Divorcing a high-conflict person is one of the most challenging situations anyone can face. High-conflict personalities can create an environment that is emotionally volatile and full of legal complications.

Many separated or divorced parents face parental alienation; it’s a common situation that can cause a lot of chaos within a family. Parental alienation happens when one parent, in an attempt to hurt the other, manipulates the child into turning against them.

When parents divorce, the question of who is responsible for the children's college tuition can be difficult and is largely dependent on state laws and the specifics of the divorce agreement. Some states have provisions that can require divorced parents to contribute to their child's higher education costs, while in others, the obligation to pay for college is not mandated by law.

Breaking the chains of a controlling relationship through divorce is a bold move toward self-discovery and resilience. However, if you're doing so, it's important to be able to identify the signs of a controlling spouse, protect your rights, and start anew with courage and clarity.

Matters involving family or domestic relationships, such as divorce, child custody, alimony, property division, or adoption, are quite sensitive and must be handled diligently.

Family law matters are often some of the most challenging and emotionally stressful issues people face in their lives. From divorce and child custody disputes to alimony, paternity matters, and prenuptial agreements

Divorce is one of the most difficult life events you will ever face. Because these cases involve so many emotions, they are often traumatic for everyone involved. Here at Blaustein Law, we understand just how tough these situations can be, so we do our best to provide each of our clients with thorough, compassionate, and affordable divorce services.

I just concluded a successful settlement for my client who was seeking to terminate his obligation to pay his ex spouse alimony pursuant to the NJ law on Cohabitation.