With the increasing popularity of electronic cigarettes (“e-cigs”) has come a dangerous cultural perception that they are somehow harmless to your health. This perception is exacerbated by a significant marketing...
Sarno da Costa D’Aniello Maceri Webb LLC is pleased to welcome two new attorneys, Julie R. Katz and Payal G. Thakkar, to our rapidly expanding family law team. They will both be residents in the firm’s Roseland...
New Jersey Super Lawyers List 2018
Mar 29, 2018
Sarno da Costa D’Aniello Maceri Webb LLC takes great pleasure in announcing that nine of our attorneys have been selected for inclusion in 2018 New Jersey Super Lawyers, a publication renowned as one of the most...
Sarno da Costa D’Aniello Maceri’s Bergen County Office Has Relocated to Continental Plaza
Mar 23, 2018
We are excited to announce that our Bergen County office location in Court Plaza has moved to Continental Plaza, 401 Hackensack Ave., Suite 706, Hackensack, NJ 07601. This move will merge our current Hackensack...
New Jersey recognizes four types of alimony that may be ordered in a final judgment of a divorce: open durational alimony, rehabilitative alimony, limited duration alimony, and...
Equitable distribution is the division of property, assets, and debts in divorce proceedings. The primary question behind the process generally focuses on what property and/or assets are eligible...
A non-custodial parent preparing to send his or her child to college may be wondering whether a continued child support obligation exists, or if such payments can be modified or terminated entirely. ...
In many divorce proceedings, three of the most commonly disputed issues include alimony, child support, and equitable distribution. In New Jersey, these three topics are each addressed in...
In New Jersey, an agreement made in contemplation of a divorce to stipulate each party’s economic rights in the event of an actual divorce is enforceable if it is fair and equitable. For such...
When parents share joint legal custody of their children and one parent relocates out-of-state, either by choice or necessity, a legal battle over custody almost inevitably ensues. New Jersey has recently overturned...
There is no question that family law is a highly fact-sensitive area of the law. Each family’s circumstances and reasons for divorce are unique. Typically, the more complex a divorce is,...
One common remedy for victims of domestic violence is a final restraining order (FRO), which prohibits contact between the alleged batterer and victim. In New Jersey, an FRO issued pursuant to the...
In New Jersey, marital agreements governing the payment of alimony are enforceable to the extent that they are just and equitable. The Family Part has the ultimate discretion to modify or...
New Jersey law governing child support under N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23 does not explicitly require a parent to make college contributions; however, a growing body of New Jersey case law is setting a trend in...
In New Jersey, motions for rehearing or reconsideration seeking to alter or amend a judgment are governed by R. 4:49-1. The movant must state with specificity the grounds on which it is made, including a...
In any determination of whether a Final Restraining Order (“FRO”) should be granted for a violation of the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (“PDVA”), New Jersey courts follow a two-step analysis...
In a New Jersey divorce, spouses often understand that proceeding to trial means a very expensive and protracted litigation process. This is precisely why many spouses choose an uncontested divorce in the...
New Jersey courts abide by the longstanding policy that a marital settlement agreements (“MSA”) is governed by basic contract principles and is no less a contract than agreements to resolve business...
Alimony is intended to maintain the economic status quo for the dependent spouse that was experienced during the marriage. However, New Jersey family law has long held that such a support obligation is always...
The Division of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) seeks to keep families intact and provide a safe home environment to raise children. One of the primary reasons for establishing the Division was to prevent...
