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Statutes And Subsequent Qualification By The Supreme Court – They Both Matter.

In a recent decision, E.H. v. K.H., the Appellate Division made clear that a finding of harassment in connection with the entry of a domestic violence restraining order must be based upon a judge’s findings on all elements of...more

New Jersey Appellate Division Examines The Meaning Of “Dating Relationship” In Domestic Violence Cases.

I have written about the requirements of obtaining a domestic violence final restraining order (“FRO”) under the New Jersey Prevention Against Domestic Violence Act (“the Act”) previously on this blog. One of the three main...more

Appellate Division Examines Proofs Required To Establish Mental Incapacity And Lack Of Consent Under The Sexual Assault Survivor...

In a recent published (i.e. precedential) decision, C.R. v. M.T., the New Jersey Appellate Division elaborated upon the legal standard proving that a sexual encounter during which one party was intoxicated was non-consensual...more

New Appellate Division Decision Outlines Procedures For Reconstructing The Record In DV Cases

The Appellate Division recently issued a published (precedential) decision in the matter of G.M. v. C.V. providing some clarification on procedures that must be followed when a transcript is not available to serve as a record...more

The Supremes Clarify The Legal Definition Of Harassment When It Comes To “Purely Expressive Activity”

The word “harassment” is one of those terms I hear all the time as a family law attorney. I have had complaints from clients that their spouse made a mess of the house just to “harass” them. Or, I have had adversaries who...more

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