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Making Choices with Family and Family Law I’d rather pay you the thirty grand than pay my wife a dime.” Client quote. A family lawyer w

Taking Action Thirty years ago my father dropped me off at the military school. This led to many airplane rides and a trip euphemistically

Value your time, value your life “When I had the money, I didn’t have the time. When I had the time, I didn’t have the mon

At a seminar I attended years ago, a smart lawyer instructed that “getting comfortable with being uncomfortable” is a key element to suc

On September 10, 2014, Governor Christie signed bill A 845 into law. This is the most sweeping change to the law of alimony in our state in

I was sitting at dinner with my family and we were all answering the question, “How was your day?” I answered, “It was great.”  Th

“…If there were no bad people, there would be no good lawyers.” – Charles Dickens. Most of the lawyers I know do a good job for

The main purpose of this newsletter is to share nuggets of real law-related issues that touch our practice and hopefully will be helpful to

Thoughtful family law clients and potential clients are open to reading books about surviving the break up process.  I have read many books

In our last newsletter, we touched on the interplay between family law and estates, wills and trusts.  A significant part of our Family Law