Whether you're seeking a lawyer to protect your rights in a divorce or dissolution, an advocate and negotiator to assist you with buying or selling a home, planning for your family's financial future, or administering a loved one's estate, our attorneys are here to walk you through these life shaping transitions.
The Hunnell Law Group has chosen to limit our practice areas to ensure a thorough knowledge of the most up to date laws, but also to provide a balance between compassion for our clients and aggressive advocacy of their case.Hiring the Hunnell Law Group means you are hiring our team of lawyers because we meet regularly to discuss our cases and together come up with the best strategies to resolve your case.
We find our clients overwhelming appreciate the team approach, which according to one client made their divorce "more bearable and less painful." Picking the "right" attorney for you. No matter what type of attorney you are looking to hire, there are several important considerations to ensure that you pick the right attorney for you and your needs.
The Hunnell Law Group has chosen to limit our practice areas to ensure a thorough knowledge of the most up to date laws, but also to provide a balance between compassion for our clients and aggressive advocacy of their case.Hiring the Hunnell Law Group means you are hiring our team of lawyers because we meet regularly to discuss our cases and together come up with the best strategies to resolve your case.
We find our clients overwhelming appreciate the team approach, which according to one client made their divorce "more bearable and less painful." Picking the "right" attorney for you. No matter what type of attorney you are looking to hire, there are several important considerations to ensure that you pick the right attorney for you and your needs.
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Hunnell Law Group represents clients in every area of divorce litigation.
We strive to prepare our clients for what they can expect during the litigation process, including child support, alimony, equitable distribution, and beyond.
Please contact Stephanie for a free telephone consultation.
If you are in a civil union or domestic partnership and are considering a dissolution, you need an attorney that understands that particular area of practice.
There are many attorneys that understand 'divorce' work and family law.
We strive to prepare our clients for what they can expect during the litigation process, including child support, alimony, equitable distribution, and beyond.
Please contact Stephanie for a free telephone consultation.
If you are in a civil union or domestic partnership and are considering a dissolution, you need an attorney that understands that particular area of practice.
There are many attorneys that understand 'divorce' work and family law.
Thinking about and going through a divorce is never a pleasant experience, whether or not you and your spouse are getting along and able to resolve your issues amicably.
We understand the sensitive nature of your case, your feelings and your finances, and attempt to work with you to come up with a settlement that works for you and your family.
Of course, in the event we cannot settle your matter, we are here to aggressively and zealously fight for what you are entitled to.
Toward this end, we are experienced litigators and will not hesitate to take legal action on your behalf when necessary.
We understand the sensitive nature of your case, your feelings and your finances, and attempt to work with you to come up with a settlement that works for you and your family.
Of course, in the event we cannot settle your matter, we are here to aggressively and zealously fight for what you are entitled to.
Toward this end, we are experienced litigators and will not hesitate to take legal action on your behalf when necessary.
Equitable distribution is a statutorily created right for the distribution of assets and debts, which was traditionally limited to married couples.
As our society has evolved, so has New Jersey's Equitable Distribution Statue.
No such amendment was created for Domestic Partnerships.
Thus, there is no statutory requirement that the Court grant a domestic partner with equitable distribution.
The purpose of equitable distribution is to apportion property and debt beneficially acquired during the course of the marriage or civil union in a manner that is fair (equitable) to both parties.
As our society has evolved, so has New Jersey's Equitable Distribution Statue.
No such amendment was created for Domestic Partnerships.
Thus, there is no statutory requirement that the Court grant a domestic partner with equitable distribution.
The purpose of equitable distribution is to apportion property and debt beneficially acquired during the course of the marriage or civil union in a manner that is fair (equitable) to both parties.
It is by no means an exhaustive recitation of divorce law, but should help answer some of the general questions that you may have.
Everyone's individual case varies and for any number of reasons, including court congestion, your case may take a long time to conclude.
What I would suggest is to mentally prepare yourself for a full year before your case is resolved.
Of course, this firm will make every effort to resolve your matter sooner.
During the course of the litigation, individuals tend to forget events that occurred early on that may be relevant at trial or during settlement negotiations, as such, it is important that you keep some sort of diary to jot down important or relevant events as soon as possible after they occur.
Everyone's individual case varies and for any number of reasons, including court congestion, your case may take a long time to conclude.
What I would suggest is to mentally prepare yourself for a full year before your case is resolved.
Of course, this firm will make every effort to resolve your matter sooner.
During the course of the litigation, individuals tend to forget events that occurred early on that may be relevant at trial or during settlement negotiations, as such, it is important that you keep some sort of diary to jot down important or relevant events as soon as possible after they occur.
Sometimes a court order becomes stale or circumstances change and an existing court order or judgment is no longer appropriate.
Under those circumstances, you must modify the order, either via consent or by filing an application with the court requesting that the order be modified.
Please understand, if there is an existing order, that order remains in effect unless or until it is modified or vacated.
Whether your order can be modified will depend on the facts and circumstances of your case.
Not all order can or will be modified, even where there have been some change of circumstances.
Under those circumstances, you must modify the order, either via consent or by filing an application with the court requesting that the order be modified.
Please understand, if there is an existing order, that order remains in effect unless or until it is modified or vacated.
Whether your order can be modified will depend on the facts and circumstances of your case.
Not all order can or will be modified, even where there have been some change of circumstances.
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