Custody Lawyer

Facing a custody battle is an emotionally taxing experience.

You need more than just a great experienced custody attorney—you need a compassionate lawyer with a deep understanding of custody law.

That's where I come in.

I have 36 years of experience in Monmouth County fighting custody battles.

My Personal Journey into CUSTODY Law

My journey into custody law began with personal experiences that shaped my understanding of the profound impact that custody cases have on families, particularly children.

For 36 years, I've witnessed firsthand the challenges families face when navigating custody disputes.

These experiences have taught me empathy, resilience, and the importance of providing unwavering support to my clients.

Bridging Theory with Reality: My Approach to Custody 

I believe in bridging legal theory with real-world experiences to provide comprehensive and effective custody representation.

My extensive experience as a judicial law clerk in the NJ Family Court, combined with over 3-1/2 decades of practicing law exclusively in custody and divorce cases, has equipped me with the insights and expertise needed to navigate the complexities of custody cases with confidence and compassion.

Diverse Skills for Effective Advocacy

My diverse background and skills set uniquely position me to advocate for your rights and the best interests of your children.

From earning my Eagle Scout award at a young age to paying for my college education by playing guitar with a band on weekends while in school, I've cultivated qualities crucial to effective advocacy: integrity, hard work, and adaptability.

My undergraduate college education focused on the study of Economics, English, and computer science, all of which further enhance my ability to analyze complex legal issues and communicate effectively with clients and the court.

Decades of Devotion to Custody Law

With 36 years of experience in custody, I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every case I handle.

Whether negotiating custody agreements or litigating contested custody matters, I am committed to achieving the best possible outcome for my clients and their families.

Here are 12 more articles dealing with custody that I've written that may be useful to you:

1. What is Joint Custody in NJ?
2. Combatting Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) In Your NJ Divorce
3. The Court Should Be Open For Parenting Time Emergencies
4. How To Have Happier Children While Divorcing in NJ
5. Co-parenting After Your Divorce in NJ When Your Ex Won't
6. NJ Child Custody
7. Joint Custody In NJ Is Simply NOT Always Appropriate
8. Parental Substance Abuse in New Jersey
9. New Jersey's Psychological Parent Law
10. It's Harder For Your Ex To Move Your Kid From NJ
11. Don't Let Your NJ Divorce Screw Up Your Kids
12. Grandparent Visitation in New Jersey

THERE'S A LOT MORE FREE HELP WHERE THIS ARTICLE CAME FROM

If you live in Monmouth County and if you are considering separating from your spouse, the most important thing for you to do is to learn how to protect yourself, your children, and your assets.