Family Law Lawyers
Serving New Jersey & Beyond
Family law matters are emotional, personal, and often life-changing. We help people across New Jersey move through difficult transitions like divorce, custody disputes, or financial separation with confidence and clarity. Whether you're in Hackensack, Teaneck, Englewood, or anywhere else in the region, we’re here to help you understand your rights and protect what matters most.
We don’t just file paperwork—we work with you to develop a plan that makes sense for your goals, your children, and your future.
What We Handle
Our practice covers a wide range of family law matters. This includes divorce, parenting time, financial support, and everything in between. We know how stressful these issues can be, so we make it a priority to explain things clearly and move at your pace—whether your case is amicable or contested.
From helping clients reach out-of-court settlements to representing them in family court, we adjust our strategy based on what’s best for you.
Family Law Services We Provide
We help clients with a full range of family law matters, including:
Divorce (Contested & Uncontested) →
Whether you’re ending your marriage amicably or facing serious disputes, we handle both uncontested and contested divorces with a focus on your long-term stability.
Custody, Parenting Time & Relocation →
We work with parents to create and enforce custody agreements, parenting time schedules, and help resolve conflicts about where a child lives—including out-of-state relocation requests.
Child Support & Alimony →
We help establish, modify, and enforce child support and spousal support arrangements based on New Jersey law and your family’s needs.
Property Division & Marital Agreements →
We guide clients through the division of assets and debts, whether in litigation or through a negotiated settlement. We also draft and review prenuptial and property settlement agreements.
Post-Judgment Motions →
We assist with changes to custody, support, or parenting time after a divorce is finalized, including enforcement of existing court orders.
Mediation & Consulting →
If you’re looking for a less adversarial path, we offer mediation and limited-scope consulting services to help you resolve matters outside of court.
A Legal Team That Listens First
When you call us, we don’t just ask about your legal problem—we ask about your life, your priorities, and your long-term concerns. We want to understand where you're coming from before we start discussing next steps. That allows us to give advice that’s actually useful and legal support that fits your circumstances.
Every family situation is different. We treat you with respect, respond quickly, and stay clear in our communication from start to finish.
Local Insight You Can Count On
We regularly represent clients in family courts across North Jersey. Our office is located just minutes from the Superior Court in Hackensack, and we’re familiar with how different judges, court clerks, and family law departments operate in nearby counties like Hudson, Union, and Middlesex.
We understand the practical details that matter—like how parenting time affects school drop-offs in Teaneck, or how housing and job changes in Englewood might impact a custody agreement or support calculation.
Focused on the Future
Family law isn’t just about solving problems—it’s about building a better outcome. Whether you need a short-term plan or a long-term legal strategy, we’ll help you take the next step with confidence. You’ll get honest advice, a realistic outlook, and a legal team that fights for the future you want for yourself and your children.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a divorce take in New Jersey?
It depends on the complexity of your case and whether both parties agree on key issues. An uncontested divorce can take a few months, while contested cases involving custody or finances may take longer. We’ll walk you through the timeline based on your situation.
Do I have to go to court for a custody agreement?
Not always. Many custody agreements are reached through negotiation or mediation. However, if the parents can’t agree, the court will decide based on the child’s best interests. We’ll help you explore your options and prepare either way.
How is child support calculated in New Jersey?
New Jersey uses a formula that considers both parents’ incomes, parenting time, and certain expenses. Every case is unique, so we’ll help you understand the numbers and advocate for a fair result.
Can custody or support orders be changed after a divorce?
Yes. If your circumstances change significantly—like a job loss, relocation, or shift in parenting time—you may be able to modify an existing order. We handle post-judgment motions for both changes and enforcement.
I’m worried my divorce will get ugly. Can you still help?
Absolutely. We’ve handled both peaceful separations and highly contested cases. No matter how complex or emotional things get, we’ll stand by you and work to keep things as calm and productive as possible.
Let’s Talk
If you’re dealing with a family law issue, don’t wait to get answers. Contact us to schedule a confidential consultation. Whether you’re preparing for divorce, trying to modify a custody agreement, or just need to understand your options, we’re ready to help.