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Notice to the Bar - eCourts Appellate Now Accepting Credit Cards | Training Sessions Offered for eCourts Appellate

  • 1.  Notice to the Bar - eCourts Appellate Now Accepting Credit Cards | Training Sessions Offered for eCourts Appellate

    Posted 05-02-2017 03:13 PM
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    Hello Family Law Section members,

    CLICK HERE for the Notice to the Bar:

    A. eCourts Appellate Now Accepting Credit Cards;
    B. Training Sessions Offered for eCourts Appellate
         (At no cost and with CLE credits)

    This notice has also been uploaded to your section's library for future reference.

    All the best,
    Barb

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    Barbara Straczynski
    Director of New Media and Promotions
    New Jersey State Bar Association
    New Brunswick NJ
    (732) 937-7524
    [email protected]
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  • 2.  RE: Notice to the Bar - eCourts Appellate Now Accepting Credit Cards | Training Sessions Offered for eCourts Appellate

    Posted 05-02-2017 04:31 PM

    Hi listmates,

     

    I am looking for statute or rule or case law that says we don't include an alimony figure in the child support guidelines when there is an alimony buyout.

     

    Any help is appreciated.

     

    Lynn E. Staufenberg

     

     

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  • 3.  RE: Notice to the Bar - eCourts Appellate Now Accepting Credit Cards | Training Sessions Offered for eCourts Appellate

    Posted 05-02-2017 04:43 PM
    Please share this with the list serve.  Thank you.



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  • 4.  RE: Notice to the Bar - eCourts Appellate Now Accepting Credit Cards | Training Sessions Offered for eCourts Appellate

    Posted 05-02-2017 04:48 PM

    Sorry if you get this twice!

     

     



     

     

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  • 5.  RE: Notice to the Bar - eCourts Appellate Now Accepting Credit Cards | Training Sessions Offered for eCourts Appellate

    Posted 05-02-2017 07:54 PM

    Re-posting the alimony buy-out / credit on CSG question under:

    <x-tab>        </x-tab>Inclusion or exclusion of alimony buy-out on CSG calculations.

    Rachel -- please see below.


    David Perry Davis, Esq.
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       www.FamilyLawNJ.pro
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    112 West Franklin Avenue
    Pennington, NJ 08534
    Voice: 609-737-2222
    Fax:    609-737-3222

    At 01:14 PM 4/3/2017, David Perry Davis, Esq. wrote:

    The confusion, I think, is that people click "Reply to Group" and change the subject line, thinking this will start a new thread / message. It doesn't.

    If you click on Reply or hit the Reply (or Reply All) button, the "To:" line will look like this -- NJSBA_familylaw_61e8c2d6-9847-46be-aea0-df8d0c8e36e4@ConnectedCommunity.org (with the letters / numbers changing depending on what message you're responding to - here "_61e8c2d6-9847-46be-aea0-df8d0c8e36e4" is the message indicator for the ListServ)

    The list serve ignores what you put as the subject line and uses the one you're responding to. For example, I'm changing the subject line on this message to  "Hi mom!" and hitting Reply. See how that's not the subject line coming through (if it is, I'll be embarassed LOL). In order to post a thread / question / comment with "Hi Mom!" as the subject, I'd have to select "Post New Message" instead of "Reply"

    You have to select "Post New Message", not "Reply to Group" (or Reply to Sender ) to change the subject line and start a new topic.



    David Perry Davis, Esq.
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       www.FamilyLawNJ.pro
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    112 West Franklin Avenue
    Pennington, NJ 08534
    Voice: 609-737-2222
    Fax:    609-737-3222




    Mar 9, 2017 4:24 PM

    Just a quick reminder since I know we've picked up a bunch of new members ... if you want to post a message on a new topic, you have to click the option reading "  Post New Message ." (assuming you're doing this from your email program and not on the website). If you click on " Reply to Group " and just click Reply in your email program, it will continue the thread / subject header. It will do this even if you change the "Subject" on your email (the list-serv will change it to the original one listed).

    For example, if you received a message with the subject header "RE: Family Law : Anger management in Hunterdon" and just click "Reply" and change the subject to "Referral needed for     Amherst MA", your message will come through to the list under the header "RE: Family Law : Anger management in Hunterdon", but the body of the message will be on the referral request.




    David Perry Davis, Esq.
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       www.FamilyLawNJ.pro
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    112 West Franklin Avenue
    Pennington, NJ 08534
    Voice: 609-737-2222
    Fax:    609-737-3222
      Reply to Group Online   Reply to Group via Email   Reply to Sender Online   View Thread   Recommend   Forward       I am looking for a competent divorce lawyer in Amherst MA or surrounding area.  Does anyone know of someone.   This person is a professor at one of the colleges (but not big  $ involved)
     
     
     
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