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New Jersey Super Lawyers List 2017
Apr 05, 2017
The seven attorneys listed below have been included in the New Jersey Super Lawyers list, published by Thomson Reuters in 2017*. Sarno da Costa D’Aniello Maceri Webb LLC especially recognizes Jerry S....
By early 2013, none of the children were emancipated, but the older daughter was primarily financially supported by the husband, as she lived with him in California and attended college in Oregon. The younger daughter...
The MSA provided that the husband and wife would equally split “the coverture value of all forms of retirement accounts acquired during the marriage,” including IRAs, 401ks, and pensions. The MSA further stipulated...
The mother and father divorced when their daughter was 4 years old. The parents shared decision-making responsibility regarding their daughter and both spent ample time with her, but the mother was the parent...
The husband and wife initially attempted economic mediation, which failed. In February 2014, they agreed to participate in the Intensive Settlement Program with a retired judge. After 3 days of negotiations...
The parties’ son was born in 1995 and should have graduated from high school in June 2013. He did well early in his high school career, but eventually began missing classes frequently and receiving poor grades. ...
A Morris County Chancery Court permitted service of process to occur through Facebook, reports the New Jersey Law Journal. The court concluded that using social media was appropriate because traditional methods of service...
When our Founding Fathers set out to create the government of the United States, they were determined to protect American citizens from the danger of unchecked power. The Founders saw firsthand what happened when one...
We are delighted to announce that the Supreme Court of New Jersey recently designated Partner Stacey A. Cozewith as a Certified Matrimonial Law Attorney! This certification recognizes Stacey’s considerable knowledge,...
Partner Paul M. da Costa is representing a Rutgers-Newark student who was violently attacked because of the school’s inadequate security. The student was studying in the library on a Thursday morning in February 2015 when a...
We are pleased to announce that Partner Paul M. da Costa has been invited to present at the New Jersey Association for Justice Boardwalk Seminar 2017. As part of the Medical Malpractice Seminar, Paul will be sharing...
Heater-cooler devices are very common in cardiothoracic surgeries and other surgical procedures. These devices are used to warm or cool the patient as necessary, which optimizes their care and improves surgical...
A medical tool that was widely used in minimally invasive surgery was on the market for more than 20 years before the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) realized there was a problem. The power morcellator, which shreds...
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 9:17B-3, a child was presumed to be emancipated when he or she reaches age 18. However, this presumption is not conclusive, and the child is still entitled to parental support if he or she has...
Appellate Division Affirms Equal Custody Arrangement
Feb 21, 2017
The mother and father in Fisher v. Szczyglowski, who are both Navy employees, had a son together in January 2014, after they had been dating for 2 years. The mother works at the Philadelphia naval base and lives in...
The husband and wife in Tomicki v. Tomicki married in 1994, had a daughter together in October 1995, and divorced in 2010. The property settlement agreement (PSA) that was incorporated into their judgment of...
The Alternative Procedure for Dispute Resolution Act (APDRA) generally prohibits appellate review of a trial court’s confirmation of an arbitrator’s decision. Whether the trial court modifies, corrects, or...
