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Phone: (973) 890-0135

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Divorce
We are a boutique law firm well known in New Jersey as an experienced divorce and family law firm helping countless clients through difficult times.
Child Support
One of the more highly contested issues in any divorce proceeding is how much alimony should be paid to the financially dependent spouse, if any, and for the length of time it is to be paid. There is no table or set formulation such as exists for the calculation of Child Support when determining the appropriate level of alimony. Rather, alimony is the result of many different factors to be considered by the court. The factors that can be considered in determining the amount of alimony to be paid are listed in the appropriate statute found at N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23(b). Those factors are enumerated below...
Child Custody and Visitation
Family law covers a multitude of areas including many financial and economic issues affecting the marriage. Of all the issues the most emotional and significant issue in a family matter is child custody. The attorneys at the Damiano Law Offices have a cumulative experience of over 75 years of handling stressful contested child custody matters. Consequently, our attorneys have not only the expertise in helping you navigate the very technical aspects of child custody, but more importantly, the sensitivity and interpersonal disposition to help you through the most emotionally taxing and important issue in any family law case.
Premarital Agreement
Spousal Support
Recently, the New Jersey legislatures signed into law a modification of previous alimony laws which now recognizes that both parties (the supporting spouse and the supported spouse) have a right to enjoy a standard of living comparable to that which was enjoyed during the marriage. In most cases, alimony is one of the more acrimonious issues that arise. Often, the actual income earning or earning capacity of each spouse is unequal. The spouse that earns more often feels as though an alimony award is a penalty for having been ambitious and hard working. The spouse that earns less or is unemployed often feels as though they are not getting enough credit for having supported the family structure and the other spouse during their employment or professional career. It requires experienced skillful matrimonial attorneys to analyze the history of the marriage and the contributions by each spouse along with the standard of living that existed throughout the marriage, and the economic needs and obligations of each party to best determine and advise clients as to whether or not alimony is appropriate in the first place, and if so, to what extent and for how long.
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Wills
A living will is a document that outlines specific medical instructions to be applied if you are alive but are unable to communicate your wishes for yourself. Unlike last wills (above), they have nothing to do with property division after your death. Rather, they state that you do (or do not) want artificial life support if either...
Power of Attorney
A power of attorney is a written document in which one person (the principal) appoints another person to act as an agent on their behalf, thus conferring authority on the agent to perform certain acts or functions on behalf of the principal. Powers of Attorney are routinely granted to allow the agent to take care of a variety of transactions for the principal, such as handling a bank account or maintaining a safe-deposit box. Powers of Attorney can be written to be either general (full) or limited to special circumstances. A Power of Attorney generally is terminated when the principal dies or becomes incompetent, but the principal can revoke the Power of Attorney at any time.

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