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Helping New Jersey Families Since 2012
Our family law firm has years of experience in handling both amicable and adversarial divorce cases. Whether you need a guide through a cooperative separation or a results-driven advocate in court, our firm has an attorney prepared to handle the nuances of your unique case.
We know how divorce can tear families apart, driving wedges between spouses and their children. Divorce law issues such as alimony, child support, equitable distribution, child custody, and parenting schedules, can be complicated and stressful to negotiate. That’s not even including the complex emotions that can come with a divorce. All of these factors can make your separation far worse than it needs to be. We have years of experience working with clients from Westfield, New Jersey, and beyond, helping guide them through all of the delicate issues that can arise in divorce and family law.
Divorce
Working together with your experienced professionals to find common ground and create a new life, protect your children, and achieve mutual family goals.
Family Law
Our compassionate, commanding advocates will help you navigate your family through emotional, financial, and family issues in and out of court.
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