Family Law Insights

In a New Jersey divorce, the marital home is subject to equitable distribution — meaning it gets divided fairly between spouses, though not necessarily equally (50/50).

New Jersey’s child custody statute was significantly amended effective immediately in January 2026 under S4510/A5761.

Choosing a family law attorney in New Jersey is one of the most consequential decisions you will make during your divorce or custody matter.

The single biggest variable is not the attorney—it is how much you and your spouse disagree, thus using more attorney hours and the court process to settle those disagreements.

Meeting with a family law attorney for the first time can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re already dealing with a