Monthly Archives: December 2015

Last Minute NJ Laws

As nearly a two year session of legislation comes to a close in New Jersey, there are a multitude of bills that lawmakers are pressing to get signed before the end. Here are a few of the top bills to watch. Pensions: This proposed referendum would permit voters to weigh in on the state’s contribution … Continue reading Last Minute NJ Laws →

State Judges Consider Employment Rights in Firing of Divorcee

In a story straight out of a soap opera, the New Jersey Supreme Court heard a case earlier this month revolving around the rescue squad of Millville, Cumberland County.  At the center of it all is a seventeen-year veteran of the squad, Robert Smith, who claims that he was fired from his long-held position after … Continue reading State Judges Consider Employment Rights in Firing of Divorcee →

Updates for NJ Alimony

After years of toiling under outdated alimony laws, advocates for change gained a win last fall when New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed a bill which would update the state’s alimony proceedings and structures. At Borrus, Goldin, Foley, Vignuolo, Hyman & Stahl we’ve compiled the top four changes to NJ’s alimony laws that you need to … Continue reading Updates for NJ Alimony →