NJ Divorce Lawyer for Physicians and Medical Professionals
Divorce presents unique challenges for physicians and medical professionals.
Many doctors have spent decades building their careers, their practices, and their financial stability.
Divorce can raise concerns about protecting those professional and financial interests, as well as protecting their families.
I have been practicing divorce law in New Jersey since 1987, and I have represented many physicians over the years.
Divorce Issues Unique to Physicians
Physicians often face issues that do not arise in other divorces, including:
- valuation of medical practices
- division of retirement accounts and deferred compensation
- alimony considerations based on professional income
- partnership and ownership interests
- and the demands of a medical career on family schedules
These issues require careful analysis and thoughtful planning.
Protecting What You Have Built
A medical career represents years of education, training, and sacrifice.
Decisions made during divorce can affect your finances and your professional future.
My role is to help clients navigate this process intelligently and protect their long-term interests.
A Strategic and Educational Approach
Many physicians approach divorce the same way they approach their profession.
They want to understand the situation clearly.
They want reliable information.
And they want to make sound decisions.
That is why I created my free New Jersey Divorce Course.
It explains how divorce works and helps you understand the process before making major decisions.
You can access the course HERE.
Serving Physicians Throughout New Jersey
My office is located in Monmouth County, and I represent physicians and other professionals throughout New Jersey.
If you are a physician facing divorce, the most important first step is understanding your options.
