By: Lindsey Moskowitz Medvin Going through a divorce is an extremely personal process and not all divorce attorneys are created equal. What is a good fit for one person, often times is not a good fit for another. The attorney that guides you through your divorce will help to shape your life not just… Continue Reading You Know You Need to Find a Divorce Lawyer…But Now What? How to Find the Best Fit for You
Co-Managing Partner Brian Paul has been named to the Family Law/Matrimonial High Net Worth Guide Rankings in New Jersey issued by Chambers & Partners. Brian is one of 11 attorneys in New Jersey to be included in this list. According to Chambers & Partners, “Our Family/Matrimonial: High Net Worth rankings table identifies the leading… Continue Reading Brian G. Paul Named to Chambers & Partners High Net Worth in New Jersey Rankings for Family Law
The New Jersey Board on Attorney Certification has reappointed partner and matrimonial attorney Jeffrey K. Epstein to the Matrimonial Certification Committee. This will be Jeffrey’s second three-year term serving on the committee. The Board on Attorney Certification was established by the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1980 and assists in the administration of… Continue Reading Jeffrey K. Epstein Reappointed to Matrimonial Certification Committee
Co-Managing Partner Brian Paul recently served as lead author on an amicus curiae brief the New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA) filed with the New Jersey Supreme Court regarding a 2010 amendment to the New Jersey Statute of Frauds, which requires that palimony agreements be in writing and entered with the advice of counsel… Continue Reading Brian Paul & NJSBA Advise on Equitable Defenses For Palimony Agreements
By: Lindsey Moskowitz Medvin As we close out the month of June, we can reflect on the many things we celebrate...Father’s Day, graduations, end of the school year, and the start of summer just to name a few. June is also a time to honor the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ+) community… Continue Reading Pride Month Gives Reason to Pause and Think About Why An Individual May Effectuate a Name Change
By: Lindsey Moskowitz Medvin We are a full year from the onset of the Covid-19 Pandemic, which prompted lockdown orders, and being isolated at home is still the norm. With business and school closures and a general fear of being in public, many people continue in isolation. Unfortunately, we know that domestic violence flourishes… Continue Reading Domestic Violence on the Rise: How to Obtain a Restraining Order
By: Robert Panzer Some couples choose to go through mediation in the hope of settling their divorce case in an amicable and cost-effective fashion. But should you still consult with an attorney if you choose mediation? The short answer is yes - and you should do so before attending your first mediation session. This… Continue Reading Should I Consult With An Attorney If I Choose To Mediate My Divorce Case?
By: Lindsey Moskowitz MedvinNational Adoption Day falls on the Saturday prior to Thanksgiving every year. Our Courts and communities come together to finalize thousands of adoptions. The day raises awareness of the number of children in foster care who are waiting to find permanent families. The hope is always that children in foster care will… Continue Reading Celebrating National Adoption Day
Attorney Lindsey Moskowitz Medvin didn’t let a pandemic prevent her from presenting at a Career Day at Marlboro Elementary School in Marlboro, New Jersey. When the schools shut down, the school administration worked hard to be able to turn career day into a virtual event for the students and it was a huge success! … Continue Reading Lindsey Moskowitz Medvin Inspires at Virtual Career Day
By: Janine Danks Fox | Parenting Coordinator/Mediator In the best of circumstances, co-parenting can be difficult. Without question, the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly increased the challenges of co-parenting. Now more than ever, it is critical that parents put their disputes aside with the mutual goal of ensuring that their children are protected from parental disputes.… Continue Reading Utilizing a Parenting Coordinator in the Age of COVID-19
