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New Jersey Family Lawyers
Legal disputes involving marriage or family are among the most difficult situations you can face. Our goal is to help clients through this challenging experience with compassion and understanding of their needs – advocating for favorable resolution through negotiation or mediation whenever possible, but always with total preparation to litigate aggressively in defense of our clients’ rights. We focus on your concerns and priorities so we can find the best resolution to your legal issues and protect your rights.
A Premier Choice For Quality Representation Throughout Northern New Jersey
Donahue, Hagan, Klein & Weisberg, LLC, is a premier New Jersey law firm for men and women who must resolve complex family law concerns. Our credentials and track record make our legal team the frequent choice of individuals who face difficult decisions and need strong representation. We are respected litigators, mediators and arbitrators and we welcome many referrals from our peers and clients who we have represented successfully in the past.
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Insights
Can I Waive My Right to Modify a Support Obligation?
In New Jersey, alimony and child support obligations are generally subject to modification based on “changed circumstances.” The right to seek modification, and the steps one must take when doing so, were established in 1980 by the New Jersey Supreme Court in the case of Lepis v. Lepis. Typically, modification of an alimony or child support obligation requires a post-divorce application to the Court if the parties are not able to agree on whether to modify the support obligation and/or by how much.
Can I Discharge My Obligations to A Former Spouse in Bankruptcy?
As part of the divorce process, spouses must resolve various financial matters, including support and division of assets and debts. The resulting marital settlement agreement is enforceable in a court of law, even when one party declares bankruptcy after the divorce has been finalized, as illustrated by a recent New Jersey decision.
What Is a Case Information Statement and Why Do I Have to File One with the Court?
If you are going through the process of divorcing in the State of New Jersey, the Court will require you and your spouse to file a “Case Information Statement.” This is a document which summarizes the finances of the marriage. Generally, the Case Information Statement asks you to provide your income, your spouse’s income, the average spending over the course of one year, and list all assets and liabilities.
Firm News & Events
Three Partners Honored by Morris County Bar Association’s Annual Installation and Awards Dinner
Donahue, Hagan, Klein & Weisberg, LLC is pleased to announce that on Tuesday, January 21, Debra S. Weisberg, Esq, Stephanie Frangos Hagan Esq and Luther Griffin Jones, IV, Esq.are being recognized by the Morris County Bar Association (MCBA). Stephanie is being...
Debra S. Weisberg will be speaking at a New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education Seminar regarding Privacy in Family Law Cases.
On Saturday December 14th Donahue, Hagan, Klein & Weisberg, LLC partner Debra S. Weisberg, Esq will be speaking at a New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education (NJICLE) Seminar regarding Privacy in Family Law Cases (I’ll Be Watchin’ You): Strategies for...
Phyllis S. Klein recently featured in Chatham Living Magazine
Earlier this month, Donahue, Hagan, Klein & Weisberg, LLC partner Phyllis S. Klein, Esq. was featured as the cover story in the November Issue of Chatham Living along with her family! Learn more about how they were able to stay a close knit and productive family,...
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