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Townsend, Tomaio & Newmark, L.L.C. is thrilled to welcome Marlene Bonet as the newest law clerk to our family. Before joining the TTN team, Marlene worked at several other law firms conducting research; drafting complaints, agreements, motions, briefs, and certifications; and preparing for trials for partners in various areas of law. Additionally, she interned and…

When you finalize your divorce agreement, spousal support or alimony is a part of that. It’s decided who is going to pay who, how much will be paid, and for how long. However, sometimes circumstances change and the old agreement really does not hold up due to recent life events. This is when you can…

An uncontested divorce often takes far less time to get finalized than a contested divorce would, but there is still a lot of work that needs to be done. Our Morris County uncontested divorce attorneys can advise you on the process and let you know more about what you should expect. What Are the Steps…

Townsend, Tomaio & Newmark, L.L.C. is pleased to announce the newest member of our family, Olga Ostasyuk, Esq. A newly admitted attorney in the state of New Jersey, Olga has extensive judiciary experience. Most recently, before joining TTN, she was a law clerk in the family division at Hunterdon County Superior Couty in Flemington, New…

If you and your spouse are getting a divorce and think that you can handle things amicably, you may be thinking that there’s no need to hire two lawyers. Just hire one for the both of you and have them look over everything to make it all legal. This is rarely a good idea. You…

Angela M. Scafuri is set to be a presenter at New Attorney Day, a program designed by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education (NJICLE), a division of the New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA). Specifically, Ms. Scafuri will speak at the Introduction to Family Law webinar among other notable New Jersey attorneys, and…

When you are ready to begin the divorce process, our Morris County, NJ divorce lawyers are ready to assist you. Preparing for a divorce can take quite a bit of work, but we can help you with the first steps. This is how you can begin the process. How Do I Start the Divorce Process?…

When you have a child, you should be paying money to support them. That’s how the courts in New Jersey tend to see it, and that opinion holds whether you are married or dating the other parent of your child or if your relationship has ended. Our Morris County, NJ child support attorneys can help…

When you write a prenup, or prenuptial agreement, you and your spouse can come to an agreement in advance about how many of your potential conflicts will be solved if you were to get a divorce. No one wants to think about divorce before walking down the aisle, but this document can protect you and…

When courts consider arguments for child custody, the parent’s interests and needs are not the top priority. Instead, the judge wants to do what is in the best interest of the child. This means that the custody agreement has to be made with their health and happiness in mind. Our Morris County, NJ child custody…