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Mental Preparation Being prepared mentally is the critical first step in enduring and embracing the family law process. You can do this by a

What happens during a divorce? “You give me one, I give you two.” Client quote. A comfortable smile comes across my face as I share this

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

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

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

One of the interesting and challenging parts of the Family Law practice is its interplay with other areas of the law.  Family Law often int

Effective October 1, 2013, victims of domestic violence or a sexually violent offense are eligible to take unpaid leave from work to attend

When couples divorce, one of the challenges is maintaining health insurance for the “non-working” spouse or the spouse that works in the