HADDONFIELD, NJ – Adinolfi, Molotsky, Burick & Falkenstein, P.A. is pleased to announce that Haddonfield resident Thomas A. Roberto has rejoined the firm as a partner. He will represent clients in all aspects of divorce and family law matters, including but not limited to issues relating to parenting time, child support, alimony, equitable distribution, domesticRead more
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Even when a parenting time (visitation) schedule has been worked out between the parties, or even ordered by Judge, things can wrong. Unexpected weather, illness, family affairs, school events, and sports can all impact a schedule. Parents are expected to work within the confines of these circumstances and make the sacrifices and adjustments necessary to accommodate theRead more
HADDONFIELD, NJ – Robert Adinolfi, Esq. is pleased to announce that effective immediately South Jersey’s award-winning law firm will now be known as Adinolfi, Molotsky, Burick & Falkenstein, P.A. Mr. Adinolfi is proud to elevate Drew Molotsky, Julie Burick and Kevin Falkenstein to shareholders status and to add their names to the firm’s practice. Mr.Read more
Mediation is often a much cheaper alternative than traditional litigation through the court system. Disputes can usually be resolved in less time as well. The mediation process gives you control over the outcome of your dispute—mediators will help you communicate in different ways than you have. Here are five questions to determine if mediation might be right for you:Read more
Often when someone mentions a prenuptial agreement, the assumption is the parties’ must have significant assets. The reality is that prenuptial agreements are not just for the super wealthy. Over the last few years, I have seen a significant increase in the number of clients getting prenuptial agreements as the issues have become much lessRead more
If you ask someone the first thing that they think of when you say “custody” they usually respond with “battle”. There is certainly a perception that custody is almost always a “battle”. While that can be true, it is not always the case.Read more
The biggest stressor for divorcing or separating parents is undoubtedly how their children will adapt to their changing family dynamic. Parents have concerns about whether their children are safe; how their children are coping with spending overnights with the other parents, possibly in an unfamiliar environment; whether their children eating only pizza and fast foodRead more
In many cases, in addition to attorney fees, clients are faced with paying experts Experts can add significant expense to an already stressful financial situation, but they are often essential in proving your case and therefore unavoidable in the context of divorce litigation.Read more
The VA just awarded you 100% disability – Can you stop working and reduce your support obligations? The short answer is it “depends.” However, you should know how your VA disability compensation may affect your child support and alimony.Read more
It’s always hard to boil essential advice on such an important topic down to a few, short sentences, but here are some of what I have learned from 25 years of practice to be the most important lessons for those contemplating a divorce. A full consultation with an experienced attorney is the best money youRead more