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It is no secret that the Coronavirus outbreak has made it difficult for people in the state of New Jersey and across the metropolitan area to continue their everyday lives.  The Center for Disease Control (“CDC”) recommends that all people stay home to avoid the spread of the disease if they are able to do […]

“ASK CASSIE” JANUARY 2020: HEALTH AND FITNESS Dear Cassie: Am I entitled to receive a copy of my children’s medical and academic records from my ex-spouse? -V.P. Dear V.P. If your Matrimonial Settlement Agreement or Judgment of Divorce identifies you and your ex-spouse as joint legal custodians of your children, you are entitled to not […]

Professionalism in the practice of family law encompasses far more than wearing a suit to court or arriving to an Early Settlement Panel on time. Treating our adversaries and the court with civility and respect during the course of litigation is an integral component of professionalism. It is our duty as attorneys to make an […]

Technology is increasing everywhere, including in the practice of family law. Although a video deposition of a witness who is unavailable to testify in court is not a novel concept in some areas of the law, there is no controlling statute which addresses videotaped trial testimony in matrimonial matters. So what happens when a party […]

At Paone Zaleski & Murphy, we have vast experience handling high asset and high net worth divorce matters. A final resolution of issues in your divorce action including but not limited to alimony, equitable distribution, and child support will be determined in part based upon what assets are in existence and how they will be […]

African-American history in the United States has been recognized annually since 1926, first as “Negro History Week” and later as “Black History Month.” Carter G. Woodson, an African American historian and journalist pioneered the celebration originally designated for the second week in February, to coincide with marking the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass. […]