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Partner, Paul M. da Costa, has been retained by more than 90 of the victims of the Menlo Park and Paramus Veterans Homes He has been leading the charge for accountability and justice since April, and he has been widely...

Sarno da Costa D’Aniello Maceri Webb LLC is pleased to announce two new attorneys, Salvatore A. Simeone and Matthew J. Pires, to our rapidly expanding family law team. The firm is currently in the process of opening a...

Amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic we have had to adapt and change in many ways. With businesses and schools operating in altered capacities, there have been significant changes in the daily norm; the field of family law is...

Sarno da Costa D’Aniello Maceri Webb LLC is pleased to welcome Jonathan Gonzalez, as our newest Family Law Associate. Jonathan has joined the firm’s Roseland office, serving the entire State of New Jersey. Prior...

Sarno da Costa D’Aniello Maceri Webb LLC is pleased to welcome Kiera E. Kenniff, as our newest Family Law Associate. Kiera has joined the firm’s Hackensack office, serving the entire State of New Jersey. Prior...

We are proud to announce that our Partner, Jerry S. D’Aniello, has been named Lawyer of the Year** in the Woodbridge NJ area for 2021. Jerry is the managing partner of our Bridgewater office and this will be the third...

We are proud to announce that in addition to the 13 attorneys included on the 2021 Edition of Woodward White’s “The Best Lawyers in America,” 4 attorneys were recognized for the inaugural edition...

Since the formation of our firm in 2009, Sarno da Costa D’Aniello Maceri Webb LLC has acquired highly skilled and experienced attorneys to represent our many and diverse clients. The firm has greatly expanded its...

Sarno da Costa D’Aniello Maceri Webb LLC is very pleased to announce that more than two thirds of our bench (seventeen attorneys) have been selected to Woodward White’s The Best Lawyers in America list and Best...

Partner, Paul M. da Costa, Testified Before the New Jersey State Legislature on Thursday, August 13th, 2020 on Behalf of His More than 50 Clients from the Menlo Park and Paramus Veterans Homes On August 13th, Partner,  Paul...

Partner, Jerry S. D’Aniello, will be a speaker at the Webcast – Ethics for Family Lawyers hosted by the NJSBA via zoom on August 11th, 2020. The webcast will discuss topics including: To register for...

Partners, Angelo Sarno and Jerry S. D’Aniello, will be speakers at the NJAJ Boardwalk Seminar 2020 on August 6th, 2020. From 9:00 am – 12:30pm Angelo will be participating in Alimony in the 21st...

If you are involved in a dispute with your ex-spouse and you believe he or she is recklessly spending the money from joint accounts and/or unethically taking money from savings, such as college funds for children, an...

Many couples are choosing to live together without getting married. This can be concerning to some couples if they reside in a home that is jointly owned or only owned by one of them? In a recent unpublished Chancery Division...

As a society, we hope that parents always have the best interests of their children at heart but unfortunately that is not always the case. Due to this, courts have consistently held that a child’s “best interests”...

Your divorce is not finalized until a Judgment of Divorce is entered by the court.  Typically, the Judgment incorporates an agreement between you and your now ex-spouse governing what happens moving...

Did you or your loved one contract COVID-19 at a nursing home or assisted living facility? We are here to help. To date, New Jersey is battling America’s second highest novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) infection rate. ...

In the family law context, COVID-19 has had a profound impact on how most issues are addressed. For example, in the divorce context, there are four primary issues that are addressed in each matter if applicable: (1) custody...

We live in a connected world.  Whether through text-messaging, social media, dating apps, etc., our ability to connect and form “virtual” relationships has never been easier, but what happens when electronic...

New Jersey case law has evolved to require parents, who have the financial means, to contribute to their children’s college tuition and expenses.  For divorced parents, the court weighs several factors to determine the...