Reconsidering a NJ Family Court Order: The Different Legal Standards for Final and Interlocutory Rulings

By Brian G. Paul You just received a ruling from a New Jersey family court judge. Perhaps it is a temporary support amount you cannot afford, or it is the Final Judgment of Divorce itself. Your first instinct may be to challenge it, but your next steps—and your chances of success—depend entirely on the… Continue Reading Reconsidering a NJ Family Court Order: The Different Legal Standards for Final and Interlocutory Rulings

By |2025-09-22T21:05:57-05:00September 17th, 2025|Family Law|

The 45-Day Rule: Understanding the Strict Deadline to Appeal a Final NJ Family Court Judgment or Order

By Brian G. Paul Receiving a Final Judgment of Divorce or an unfavorable family court order can be disheartening. You may feel the judge misunderstood the facts, misapplied the law, or reached an unjust conclusion regarding alimony, child custody, or equitable distribution. While you have the right to appeal, that right is governed by… Continue Reading The 45-Day Rule: Understanding the Strict Deadline to Appeal a Final NJ Family Court Judgment or Order

By |2025-09-22T20:57:05-05:00September 10th, 2025|Family Law|

Motions for Leave to Appeal in New Jersey Family Law: When Interlocutory Relief Is Justified

By Brian G. Paul Why This Issue Matters Not every decision in your divorce or custody case is “final.” Many rulings made along the way—such as temporary support, custody, or discovery orders—are interlocutory orders. These are interim decisions, not the ultimate judgment that ends your case. If you disagree with a final judgment, you… Continue Reading Motions for Leave to Appeal in New Jersey Family Law: When Interlocutory Relief Is Justified

By |2025-09-22T20:46:47-05:00September 5th, 2025|Family Law|

NJ Alimony Appeals: Why Your Marital Lifestyle Needs a Price Tag

By Brian G. Paul When a New Jersey court determines alimony, it cannot simply describe your lifestyle in broad terms like “comfortable” or “upper-middle-class.” New Jersey law requires something more specific: a number. A judge must numerically define your marital standard of living in dollars and cents before issuing a fair and sustainable alimony… Continue Reading NJ Alimony Appeals: Why Your Marital Lifestyle Needs a Price Tag

By |2025-09-22T20:58:40-05:00September 1st, 2025|Family Law|

Szaferman Lakind Attorneys Honored in The Best Lawyers in America® 2026 Edition

Szaferman, Lakind, Blumstein & Blader, P.C. is proud to announce that twelve of its attorneys have been selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2026 edition. This year’s honorees represent both seasoned veterans and first-time awardees, underscoring the firm’s blend of enduring excellence and fresh perspective across key practice areas. A Diverse… Continue Reading Szaferman Lakind Attorneys Honored in The Best Lawyers in America® 2026 Edition

By |2025-08-22T09:10:16-05:00August 21st, 2025|Company News|

Our Class of 2025 Summer Interns Reflect on Their Experiences at Szaferman

This summer, Szaferman Lakind welcomed two accomplished law students, Madison M. Coyne and Benjamin A. Kenyon, to our internship program. Below, they share their experiences and insights from their time at the firm: What's been the most valuable lesson you've learned about working in law since you started at Szaferman Lakind this summer? Madison: The most… Continue Reading Our Class of 2025 Summer Interns Reflect on Their Experiences at Szaferman

By |2025-08-17T09:45:53-05:00August 17th, 2025|Company News|

Restrictive Covenants in New Jersey

By Steven L. Fox In 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) passed a sweeping ban on non-compete agreements. This potentially altered and invalidated many employment contracts nationwide. This final ruling by the FTC was quickly challenged. In Ryan, LLC v. FTC, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas, Dallas Division,… Continue Reading Restrictive Covenants in New Jersey

By |2025-07-10T11:04:54-05:00July 9th, 2025|Litigation, Litigation Cases, Verdicts and Settlements|

Thomas J. Manzo Sworn In as Vice President of the New Jersey State Bar Foundation

Szaferman Lakind is pleased to share that Thomas J. Manzo has been officially sworn in as Vice President of the New Jersey State Bar Foundation. This role recognizes Tom’s dedication to the legal community and his ongoing service to the profession. The New Jersey State Bar Foundation is committed to promoting public understanding of… Continue Reading Thomas J. Manzo Sworn In as Vice President of the New Jersey State Bar Foundation

By |2025-08-24T22:34:05-05:00June 26th, 2025|Company News|

Running for a Cause: Supporting Community Through Local Races

At Szaferman Lakind, community involvement is an important part of who we are. This spring, our attorneys and staff proudly took part in two local races that raise awareness and funding for meaningful causes. Our Personal Injury Department returned to Seaside, NJ, to participate in the 2025 RunAPalooza Marathon Relay, fielding two teams for… Continue Reading Running for a Cause: Supporting Community Through Local Races

By |2025-08-24T22:22:57-05:00May 20th, 2025|Company News|

Szaferman Lakind Welcomes Samantha Garrison, Esq. to Summit Office

Lawrenceville, NJ – Szaferman Lakind is pleased to welcome Samantha Garrison, Esq. to the firm’s Summit, New Jersey office as an Associate Attorney. Ms. Garrison brings four years of experience in matrimonial law, with a strong focus on high-net-worth and complex family law matters. Her depth of knowledge and client-focused approach make her a… Continue Reading Szaferman Lakind Welcomes Samantha Garrison, Esq. to Summit Office

By |2025-05-12T21:44:49-05:00May 12th, 2025|Company News|
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