Retaining counsel can be expensive, whether it is to negotiate a matter or to litigate it, and that can be a really tough pill to swallow if you are not the one who spearheaded whatever it was that led to the involvement of counsel to begin with. In this practice, it is routine to seeRead more
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HADDONFIELD, N.J. — Adinolfi, Lieberman, Burick, Falkenstein, Roberto & Molotsky, PA (ALBFRM) is proud to announce that they have been named to the U.S. News & World Report and The Best Lawyers In America© 2021 “Best Law Firms” list. The annual publication, which is the oldest and most respected peer review publication in the legal profession,Read more
HADDONFIELD, N.J. — Adinolfi, Lieberman, Burick, Falkenstein, Roberto & Molotsky, PA (ALBFRM) Partners Thomas Roberto, Esq. and Ronald Lieberman, Esq. will be speaking at the “Hot Tips in Family Law: Strategic Considerations in Family Law Litigation” webinar program on November 11, 2020 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. During this fast-paced seminar, which will be presentedRead more
HADDONFIELD, N.J. — The law firm of Adinolfi, Lieberman, Burick, Falkenstein, Roberto & Molotsky, PA (ALBFRM) is wishing the Honorable Joseph P. Testa, J.S.C. (RET) its heartfelt congratulations on his much-deserved retirement. Testa, who has served in an ‘Of Counsel’ role for the firm for 10 years, is one of Southern Jersey’s most renowned family lawRead more
“If I leave the marital home, I will be considered to have ‘abandoned’ the home and my claim to it” We have previously blogged about some of the common misconceptions pervading the divorce process in New Jersey. This blog will dispel another popular New Jersey divorce myth: One spouse vacating the marital home is treatedRead more
Parents may be wondering how to handle holiday festivities in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, especially Halloween events. What to do is an open-ended question. Co-parenting children can be challenging, even in the best of circumstances, and the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has presented parents with uncertainty and new issues. Not only do they haveRead more
Kids are back in school whether it is remote, hybrid, or full-time. This has made me feel as if life has returned a little bit back to normal. But, how much back to normal can we really be right now? Is it safe for our kids to be playing soccer or taking dance lessons? What if you think it isRead more
Sadly, over 50% of marriages end in divorce. As part of the divorce process, many of the people involved are either buying or selling a house, or both. Protecting your credit rating as you move through divorce is critical as couples separate and need to potentially access loans on their own. I can assist myRead more
Coronavirus is impacting us in ways that require more than just social distancing and “washing your hands.” When it comes to divorce and the equitable distribution of marital assets, the valuation of such assets are key factors in the fair resolution of the case. If your pending divorce involves the valuing of business interests orRead more
As if the COVID-19 crisis has not done enough damage, extra stress and too much forced togetherness may be causing some married couples to call in the divorce lawyers. Here is what happens tax-wise to a divorcing couple’s marital home or principal residence, which may be one of their biggest assets. Home sales often occur duringRead more