Always the Champion for My Clients
November 13, 2016
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Author: Albertina Webb, Esq., Hill Wallack, LLP
Full service law firm with a family law practice in New Jersey and New York, our family law group specializes in divorce, custody, domestic violence, modification of agreements, prenuptial agreements, emancipation and college issues, equitable distribution of assets, enforcement of property settlement agreements, battered spouses, parental alienation and alimony issues. Contact us at 732-852-7550 for a consultation or Awebb@Hillwallack.com
Divorce Does Not Have To Be Painful
September 12, 2016
Getting a divorce can be a very emotional, potentially expensive and draining legal process. Deciding what is to be done with your children, your home and ultimately your new life can be daunting and can spiral out of control. But that does not have to be the case. You have some control over what happens in your … More Divorce Does Not Have To Be Painful
SETTLING A DIVORCE CAN BE EASY, JUST TRY
June 21, 2016
Often times getting the nerve to file the complaint for divorce can take months. After being served with the divorce complaint and find an attorney to represent you and file an answer or counterclaim on your behalf can take another couple of months. Then the bickering really starts as the parties understand that the process … More SETTLING A DIVORCE CAN BE EASY, JUST TRY
Alimony Modifications for Retirement
June 3, 2016
Judge Larry Jones, Ocean County Family Court Judge, has issued an unpublished decision regarding the newly amended alimony statute attempting to define when a party can apply to modify or terminate their alimony obligation based on their “prospective” retirement. Judge Jones has said in his decision in Mueller v. Mueller, decided on April 22, 2016 … More Alimony Modifications for Retirement
Is Permanent Alimony Really Permanent?
April 5, 2016
In a recent opinion of Healing v. Healing, App. Div. April 4, 2016, our Appellate Division made it very clear that the language in the new alimony statute does not modify agreements entered into prior to the date of the new statute. N.J.S.A. 1A:34-23(j)(1), the new alimony statute, states, in part, “There shall be a rebuttable … More Is Permanent Alimony Really Permanent?
Making Good Use of Your Breakout Session During Mediation
March 28, 2016
A very good and short article was posted http://www.newyorklawjournal.com/home/native-ad?mvi=a974dd256c754270b038795a26b0eab5#!/ in the New York Law Journal about making great use of your breakout session during mediation. Naturally, you should listen to the advice of your mediator, but this author gives some good tips about what you could or should be doing to make your breakout session more productive … More Making Good Use of Your Breakout Session During Mediation
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRIAL OR CIVIL RESTRAINT
January 6, 2016
If you believe you have been the victim of domestic violence, you should seek a restraining order. If you have been served with a restraining order and believe you did not commit an act of domestic violence, you should seek counseling immediately. The attorneys in our office take great pride in defending and advocating for … More DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRIAL OR CIVIL RESTRAINT
