Table of Contents: Chair’s Column: The Keys to Being a Good Family Law Attorney by Sheryl J. Seiden; Editor-in-Chief’s Column: Alimony Waiver and Modifiability by Charles F. Vuotto Jr.; Executive Editor’s Column: Digital Domestic Abuse Needs to Be Addressed by Ronald G. Lieberman; In Memoriam: Hon. Herbert S. Glickman, J.S.C. (ret.) by Hon. Thomas Zampino, J.S.C. (ret.); In Memoriam: Hon. John Selser, J.S.C. (ret.) by Hon. Michale K. Diamond, J.S.C. (ret.); In Memoriam: Hon. Robert Feldman, J.S.C. (ret.) by Timothy F. McGoughran; DCPP 101: What Happens When Allegations of Child Abuse are Reported to DCCP? by Dina Mikulka and Theodore J. Baker; Settlement Negotiations as Evidence in Contested Custody Disputes: Highly Probative Evidence or an Impermissible Infringement on a Party’s Right to Confidentiality? by Thomas DeCataldo; Calculating Alimony in New Jersey as a Result of the Tax Code Changes by Lynne Strober and Anthony Prinzo, CVA; Munchausen Syndrom by Proxy (FDIA): Science and Strategies by Eileen A. Kohutis, Ph.D. and Curtis J. Romanowski; Bankruptcy and Divorce: Exceptions and Dischargeability by Samuel J. Berse and Jenny Berse; Equitable Distribution of Real Property: What is Really “Equitable”? by Brian Schwartz; New Jersey’s Child Abuse Registry and its Effect on Family Practice by Sylvia L. Thomas