A Strong Focus on New Jersey Family Law
At Townsend, Tomaio & Newmark, L.L.C., in Morristown, our New Jersey divorce attorneys provide exceptional client care and attention, seeking to relieve the stress and uncertainty of family law disputes. Contact us to schedule a consultation about your concerns in any of the following areas:
- General New Jersey Divorce: Emotions can run high in divorce cases, but it is our job to provide a steady hand, looking out for our clients' best interests. The bread and butter of our firm are clients who have more simple divorces, with some assets to divide. A New Jersey divorce lawyer at our firm can also discuss issues related to divorce such as:
- Division of assets: Under New Jersey's equitable distribution laws, it is usually best to negotiate a mutually acceptable property division.
- High net worth divorce: Clients with complex financial interests require the attention of sophisticated New Jersey divorce lawyers.
- Business, property and investment valuation: Dividing assets equitably means accurately determining the value of those assets.
- Alimony and spousal support: New Jersey does not have a formula to establish alimony, so an experienced attorney makes a difference.
- Child support: Accuracy in the setting of New Jersey child support is important to your interests and the interests of your children.
- Alimony and child support modification: We help clients account for job loss and other developments affecting either party's income.
- Child custody and New Jersey visitation: The best interests of the child usually require having two parents involved in that child's life.
- Parent relocation: If you are a party to a New Jersey child custody order, you may need the court's permission to relocate out of state.
- Domestic violence: Restraining orders for alleged domestic violence are a unique area of law. We represent either side in these cases.
- Prenuptial agreements: Clarifying both parties' rights before getting married has many benefits.
- Domestic partnerships and civil unions: We understand the differences between these structures and their implications for family law.
- Paternity: A child of unmarried parents has a right to child support, and both parents have a right to play a role in the child's life.
- Alternative dispute resolution and mediation: These methods can help you resolve family law issues, but it is important to get sound legal advice.
- Litigation and appeals: We are prepared to take whatever steps are necessary to protect our clients' rights and interests.
Contact Our New Jersey / Morris County Family Law Attorneys
Contact us if you are based in North or Central Jersey — including the counties of Morris, Somerset, Essex, Union, Hunterdon, Bergen, Passaic, Sussex, Warren, Mercer, Middlesex and Monmouth — and need help finding family law solutions.
