Family Court

In a  Decision – Seck v. Shalack (an "Unreported Decision") >>   the Court Held:

The Appellate  Division determined that there was sufficient basis to conclude that the paystubs rather than the tax returns more accurately reflected income.

A question was presented as to whether the Court should rely on Husband’s pay stubs rather than Husband’s tax returns in calculating his income and child support. The Court determined that given the history and discrepancy in Husband’s financial submissions, the trial court was within its discretion in relying on Husband’s most recent pay stubs.

In a  Decision – Delorenzo-Taglia v. Taglia (an "Unreported Decision") >>   the Court Held:

The Appellate Division determined that the Mother had established the bases for the relocation. 

Mother sought permission to relocate and expert’s report showed that mother had a good faith reason for the move as her new husband’s business and family were there, the move was not inimical to the children’s best interests and mother offered extensive contact between children and father. Father’s expert contended that it was in the children’s best interests to remain in New Jersey. The trial court found that mother established a good faith reason for the move and allowed the move.
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In a  Decision – K.A. v. J.L (a "Reported Decision") >>   the Court Held:

The Chancery  Division determined that the  Service of Papers via Facebook was permitted inasmuch as Defendant’s had utilized Social Media to initiate contact with the child as to whom he claimed biological attachment.
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