I appreciate the time you are taking to explore and decide on the person who will work best with you. As a Monmouth County divorce attorney and mediator, I focus on family law matters in Monmouth and Ocean counties in New Jersey. Family law matters include the negotiation and mediation of issues relating to divorce and separation, custody and child support, asset and property distribution, and premarital agreements.
I also offer services for real estate transactions (purchases, sales and refinances) and estate planning documents (wills, powers of attorney and advanced medical directives). Dealing with any these is stressful especially separation and divorce and more so when children are involved. I know from going through my own divorce and years of experience as an attorney and mediator that I can offer you ways to avoid the most traumatizing option-litigation.
You say that you want an uncontested divorce. You get the exact opposite by taking a path straight to litigation. You can only have an uncontested divorce if you go to court with an agreement.
I also offer services for real estate transactions (purchases, sales and refinances) and estate planning documents (wills, powers of attorney and advanced medical directives). Dealing with any these is stressful especially separation and divorce and more so when children are involved. I know from going through my own divorce and years of experience as an attorney and mediator that I can offer you ways to avoid the most traumatizing option-litigation.
You say that you want an uncontested divorce. You get the exact opposite by taking a path straight to litigation. You can only have an uncontested divorce if you go to court with an agreement.
Services
In an effort to address current health concerns, arrangements can be made for a meeting by telephone or a zoom call.
Contact Lorraine at 732-842-6939 for scheduling.
The reduced fee is the same for the first meeting.
An information sheet will be emailed to you for completion prior to the meeting.
Any honor conveyed by the above organizations is based on individual criteria of the organization and is available for review on their website.
Contact Lorraine at 732-842-6939 for scheduling.
The reduced fee is the same for the first meeting.
An information sheet will be emailed to you for completion prior to the meeting.
Any honor conveyed by the above organizations is based on individual criteria of the organization and is available for review on their website.
Ask someone to describe their divorce and you will hear: awful, painful, expensive, too long, embarrassing and many more of the same negative terms.
While never easy, divorce can be better depending on the process you choose.
There is an old expression.
If you look at every problem as if it were a nail, you only need a hammer.
In reality, no two families are alike and each need a process suited for them.
Sadly some couples will need to litigate for a number of reasons such as domestic violence, failure to disclose pertinent information or serious parenting issues.
While never easy, divorce can be better depending on the process you choose.
There is an old expression.
If you look at every problem as if it were a nail, you only need a hammer.
In reality, no two families are alike and each need a process suited for them.
Sadly some couples will need to litigate for a number of reasons such as domestic violence, failure to disclose pertinent information or serious parenting issues.
Mediation is very simply discussions facilitated by a trained professional to draw out the concerns of both parties who are facing a divorce or separation.
In mediation, you begin at the very first meeting to determine the information you need to reach an agreement.
You obtain exchange and review the information necessary to resolve your financial issues in a private setting.
You will be able to speak to your interests and goals and be guided in communications on all the important issues such as parenting time and custody, support and property distribution.
In mediation, you begin at the very first meeting to determine the information you need to reach an agreement.
You obtain exchange and review the information necessary to resolve your financial issues in a private setting.
You will be able to speak to your interests and goals and be guided in communications on all the important issues such as parenting time and custody, support and property distribution.
For many people the decision to separate generally smolders for a long time.
Change is hard.
You are fearful of the unknown.
Impetuous actions can lead to discomfort or regrets.
Thoughtful planning can eliminate or minimize the unexpected results.
Seeking out an unbiased third party to discuss as many outcomes as possible may be your first best step.
Who that third party is (whether an attorney, a family counsellor, a financial professional) depends on you.
Each of these can offer you valuable information before a separation on the "what if's" you may encounter.
Change is hard.
You are fearful of the unknown.
Impetuous actions can lead to discomfort or regrets.
Thoughtful planning can eliminate or minimize the unexpected results.
Seeking out an unbiased third party to discuss as many outcomes as possible may be your first best step.
Who that third party is (whether an attorney, a family counsellor, a financial professional) depends on you.
Each of these can offer you valuable information before a separation on the "what if's" you may encounter.
There may be times when a couple decides they will hire attorneys who will speak for them and guide them during the preparation of a written marital settlement agreement.
One or both may have decided that mediation or a collaborative divorce process was not the path to choose.
They may call this a cooperative process.
Since they have not signed a Participation Agreement which is required in a collaborative divorce process, the attorneys need not withdraw if negotiations fail.
Some may feel more protected if they can continue the relationship with their attorney.
One or both may have decided that mediation or a collaborative divorce process was not the path to choose.
They may call this a cooperative process.
Since they have not signed a Participation Agreement which is required in a collaborative divorce process, the attorneys need not withdraw if negotiations fail.
Some may feel more protected if they can continue the relationship with their attorney.
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