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Family law matters are often charged with emotion and parties can be overwhelmed by the myriad of decisions that need to be made. Feelings of frustration, helplessness, anger and sadness are normal. We understand. Our attorneys and staff provide you with the compassionate, personal attention you deserve and the experience and integrity you demand. Whenever possible, we attempt to amicably settle the issues. When parties come to an agreement without court intervention, the results are generally more satisfying for the parties and spares them the emotional and financial cost of trial. Unfortunately, that is not always possible. And when it isn't, you want aggressive representation you can trust.
Divorce
When your marriage breaks down, you face many challenges. How will custody and parenting time be determined? Will the court...
Father’s Rights
Maybe you’ve been the stay-at-home dad during the marriage or perhaps your work schedule has been more flexible or has...
Custody & Parenting Time
When your relationship with your child’s other parent has ended, one of the most difficult issues to settle can be...
Domestic Violence
Domestic abuse has many faces: all of them ugly. For victims of domestic violence, life is a perpetual nightmare, a...
Modification & Enforcement
It happens all the time. During the divorce process, you set up custody and parenting time arrangements, or you establish...
Same Sex Family Law
The terminology governing same-sex unions in New Jersey has evolved over time, from domestic partnerships to civil unions and now...
Planning College Expenses for Families of Divorce
Helping You Plan for Your Child’s College Education For more than 40 years, New Jersey has been at the forefront...
Relocation Planning
In today’s ever-increasingly mobile society, change is inevitable. Your employer may ask you to relocate for a promotion or you...
Appeals
Trials and appeals are very different. The ability to thoroughly research all applicable statutory and case law and effectively substantiate...
