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Excessive debt makes many people file for bankruptcy in a New Jersey federal courtroom. Some may consider their options and discover that they fail to meet the requirements for bankruptcy. Ultimately, a debtor must meet specific criteria for the court to accept a...
There are many reasons why a New Jersey couple might want a divorce. It’s not uncommon for couples to grow apart as they grow older and learn more about themselves. Unfortunately, it’s even more common for one person to seek a divorce while the other spouse doesn’t. A...
Although many New Jersey residents are financially responsible, anyone could fall into debt. Unexpected circumstances can arise that warrant filing for bankruptcy. In that situation, it’s crucial to know some dos and don’ts of bankruptcy. Dos of bankruptcy Do make...
An important part of raising children in New Jersey is ensuring that the financial costs of meeting their needs are covered. This means that in many cases if a parent is awarded physical custody as part of a divorce decree, the other parent will pay child support to...
Divorced couples often experience difficulty managing financial responsibilities. This is especially true for parents. In New Jersey, divorced parents have questions surrounding the applications for student financial aid. Though every family’s situation is unique, the...
The Department of State's National Visa Center scheduled more interviews for those who filed green card documentation from New Jersey and other locations during September than in the previous month. That is excellent news for those wanting to become U.S. citizens. The...
To determine whether or not bankruptcy is an appropriate solution for debt relief, New Jersey courts have established a means test. Understanding Chapter 7 means test A means test is a way for the state to determine whether a person qualifies for Chapter 7 bankruptcy....
Naturalization is how immigrants become citizens of the United States. By answering questions about their immigration, permanent New Jersey residents can determine their eligibility for U.S. citizenship. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS)...
If you are arrested and charged with a crime in most places throughout the U.S., you can be assigned a bail amount. This amount refers to how much you must come up with in order to be released from jail while you await trial. If you are unable to come up with the...
White-collar crime is not a legal term, but it usually refers to a specific type of violation. In New Jersey, white-collar crime generally involves business, wealth, finance and similar topics. What constitutes white-collar crime? A white-collar crime is an offence...