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Cassandra T. Savoy P.C.

Divorce
Whether you are the one leaving the marriage or the person being left, the end of a marriage provokes high emotion, feelings of disappointment, failure, and diminished self-esteem. In addition, there may be power struggles that do not end just because the marriage is about to end. In mediation, the parties use the services of a single neutral party who is not allowed to give legal advice to either party. Collaborative Divorce Law allows each party to use a certified collaborative divorce practitioner, and all of the parties work to reach an agreement. Once an agreement is reached, both collaborative attorneys withdraw, and the parties may the select new attorneys for any litigation or to simply process the divorce.

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Phone: (973) 748-0097

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Cassandra T. Savoy P.C.

Divorce
Whether you are the one leaving the marriage or the person being left, the end of a marriage provokes high emotion, feelings of disappointment, failure, and diminished self-esteem. In addition, there may be power struggles that do not end just because the marriage is about to end. In mediation, the parties use the services of a single neutral party who is not allowed to give legal advice to either party. Collaborative Divorce Law allows each party to use a certified collaborative divorce practitioner, and all of the parties work to reach an agreement. Once an agreement is reached, both collaborative attorneys withdraw, and the parties may the select new attorneys for any litigation or to simply process the divorce.
Child Support
Child support is ordered to ensure that both parents are financially contributing to their childâ€™s needs, regardless of their parenting capacity. Although parents are at liberty to agree to whatever child support plan works best for them, child support orders are most often determined in New Jersey by the courts.
Child Custody and Visitation
With more than 30 years of experience in parenting time family law, Cassandra Savoy is here to help. Her child custody and visitation law firm has expertly handled child custody cases with highly specialized insight, trust, and ingenuity throughout the Northern New Jersey area.
Adoption
Paternity
Family law can encompass some very trying and emotional issues, including child custody, divorce, child support, paternity proceedings, adoption, parental rights, visitation schedules, and more. When navigating such personally challenging and potentially devastating events in Bloomfield, New Jersey, it is absolutely necessary to have a trustworthy family law attorney at your side.
Premarital Agreement
When you have significant assets such as a family business or a second home, or if you want to protect your childrenâ€™s property rights, youâ€™ll want a prenuptial agreement. A Prenuptial agreement is a legal means for identifying separate property. If you neglect to separate your property you might have to share your asset with your spouse. it is important to work with an experienced attorney who can draft your prenuptial agreement properly. Cassandra Savoy is experienced in all types of family law, including prenuptial agreements, and is ready to fight for you and your family and represent your best interests in court.
Guardianship
A guardianship is the legal authority and duty to care for a person and/or the person’s property. Sometimes, a guardianship is for both and sometimes, the guardianship is for one or the other.
Spousal Support
Sometimes during and after divorces, one spouse may struggle to become financially independent. Alimony, or spousal support, is often a contested topic.Â Cassandra Savoy Â is familiar with alimony law in New Jersey and can fight for your right to pay or receive a fair and reasonable alimony.
Annulment
Child Abuse

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Personal Injury
“I endorse this lawyer’s work. I highly recommend Ms. Savoy, her reputation in the legal community is best described as “star power”. She is a no holds barred litigator with folksy way of communicating to a Judge, Jury or adversaries. This attorney gets results!” Brian F., Personal Injury Attorney

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Power of Attorney
Almost anyone could become a guardian. Usually, the guardianship is filed by the person who wants to be the guardian, but that doesn’t mean that the court decides it’s in the person’s best interest for that individual to be the guardian. When you file, you have to notice anyone with an interest, e.g., siblings, parents, those to whom the alleged incompetent has given a power of attorney, the person who has custody of the alleged incompetent, court-appointed attorney, health care representative or is a trustee of a trust. Anyone currently having custody of the person could theoretically decide that they want to be the guardian. Being noticed is not the same as being named the guardian. A renunciation occurs when one of the named parties advises the court that he opts not to serve as guardian in favor of the person who is seeking the guardianship. They also have an opportunity to renounce that position. Guardianship can be contested but conservatorship cannot because the conservatee has to agree.

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