Concentrating in all facets of family law litigation for over a decade throughout the State practicing in all counties as appearing before all State Appellate and Administrative Courts and skilled in representing out-of-state/out-of-country clients in New Jersey litigation. 

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Special Family Law Issues

•  Cyberspace affairs--adulterous conduct, abandonment & desertion
•  Custody disputes and modification of custody
•  Third party interest in marital property
•  Challenging/defending pre-nuptial and co-habitation agreements
•  Marital torts and spousal abuse
•  Sexually-transmitted diseases by spouse
•  Unknowing liquidation/sale of marital assets
•  Valuation of family businesses and corporate benefits
•  Modification of alimony and child support
•  Voiding agreements executed under undue pressure
•  Change in sexual preference by other parent/spouse
•  Locating hidden marital assets
•  Juvenile delinquency and education-related issues
•  Psychological/physical limitations of spouse
•  New Jersey divorce for out-of-state/country parties
•  Protecting exempt assets from distribution
•  Grandparent/sibling visitation
•  Removal or Prevention from removal of children out-of-state/country
•  Adoptions and Name Change Petitions

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