One of my favorite people has ADHD. He keeps life interesting, funny, and I promise you there is never a dull moment. He is smart and observant, even when you think his head is in the clouds. I can’t wait to find out if he becomes a roboticist, engineer, or a circus performer when heRead more
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The Mother to Four Special Needs Children is Honored for her Heroism and Tenacity Amidst the Pandemic HADDONFIELD, N.J. — October 21, 2020 — The law firm of Adinolfi, Lieberman, Burick, Falkenstein, Roberto & Molotsky, PA (ALBFRM) is pleased to congratulate Senior Associate Jaime Golin Friedman, ESQ, for her inclusion in SJ Magazine’s highly-esteemed “Women’sRead more
New Jersey guarantees a free public education to children who live in the state. This free public education is only offered by the district in which the children live a majority of the year or the districts where the children split their time equally.Read more
Some families have child-related expenses that are not incurred by many other families. Families with special needs children often bear the financial burden of many additional expenses for their children’s health, educational, and care. These expenses are not “optional” for many special needs children, they are necessary for the children’s development and safety. Some examplesRead more
Divorce can have a significant economic impact on a family, including those families with special needs children or chronically ill children. Divorce often turns a household with two incomes into two households, each with only one income. This is difficult in today’s society (especially in New Jersey where the cost of living is so high).Read more