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New Jersey Divorce & Family Law Attorneys

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Our New Jersey family law attorneys have a vast amount of experience in all facets of divorce and family including:

  • Divorce litigation and mediation
  • Contested and uncontested divorces
  • Custody and parenting time issues
  • Visitation rights including those of grandparents
  • Post-judgment enforcement and modification applications including alimony and child support
  • Pre-nuptial agreements
  • Separation and property settlement agreements
  • Adoption and guardianship advice
  • Domestic violence and sexual abuse
  • Palimony suits

Our divorce and family law attorneys work with clients throughout the state of New Jersey.

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Custody Challenges for Unmarried Parents

Up to 40% of children in the United States are born outside marriage, and the rates are rising. This presents some unique issues in custody cases, even though there are many similarities to custody issues between married parents. You should seek the advice of a divorce lawyer if you are an unmarried parent who has…

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What Happens When an Ex-Spouse Breaks the Marital Settlement Agreement?

In 2020, it was estimated that 39% of marriages ended in divorce. If you are someone who went through divorce, you may be struggling with a spouse who fails to abide by your marital settlement agreement. They may fail to make payments for alimony, for example, or they may fail to pay their part of…

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The Enforceability of Postnuptial Agreements

When Postnuptial Agreements May Be Unenforceable A 2015 survey from the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers found that postnuptial agreements are increasing in popularity. However, this does not always tell the whole story. Even when a couple has a signed postnuptial agreement, it may not always be enforceable by the court if certain circumstances apply….

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The Dangers of Being Too Nice in a Divorce

You Can Be Too Nice in a Divorce Ninety-five plus percent of all divorce cases will settle without a trial. However, that does not necessarily mean that each spouse ends up with a deal that gives them everything they want. There is such a thing as being too nice when you settle your case and…

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Divorce Mediation and Arbitration Explained

The Differences Between Divorce Mediation and Arbitration In the United States, only about 5% or less of divorce cases will ultimately go to a hearing. Most divorcing couples will find some way to settle their case with an agreement. Mediation and arbitration are two ways to resolve a divorce, and they are different in nature….

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