The Szaferman Lakind family law department has proven itself to be a leader in the domestic relations arena. We have successfully litigated and negotiated divorce actions involving assets ranging from $100,000 to $250,000,000. The following is a sampling of some of our more interesting significant cases:

• 10 year marriage warrants permanent alimony. More info

 
• Permanent alimony award in 12 year marriage reversed.  More info
  
  
• New Jersey Supreme Court agrees father's request to relocate to Florida with parties' 8 year old daughter should be denied as inimical to the child's best interests. More info



• Professional Boxer's license suspended for failure to pay child support. More info



• $54,400 in alleged child support arrears vacated and probation account ordered closed. More info



• Final Restraining Order prohibiting father from communicating with parties' 17 year old son reversed after emergent appeal. More info



• In 3 separate cases, incorrect child support calculations are reversed by Appellate Division. More info



• Father granted custody of son after firm files an emergent application to help facilitate a return of a child who the mother had abducted and removed to the Country of Peru.



• Custodial father of 15 year old son and 13 year old daughter granted permission to relocate to State of Florida. More info



• In two separate cases, Appellate Division orders that marital coverture fraction should be utilized to fairly divide a spouse's defined benefit pension. More info



• Restricted stock awarded by employer as deferred compensation constitutes income for alimony and child support purposes. More info



• Portions of Final Judgement of Divorce by default summarily reversed and vacated. More info

Individuals wishing for our firm to consider handling an appeal on their behalf should contact Brian G. Paul, Esq., the partner who heads the appellate section of our family law department.  Brian is available either by email at bpaul@szaferman.com or via telephone at (609) 275-0400.