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Oftentimes, child custody is among the most hotly contested divorce-related issues, and if you are someone who cannot agree on a custody agreement with your spouse, there is a very good chance that the court will order a child custody evaluation to help determine your custody agreement. This evaluation is not legally binding, however, judges will strongly consider the judge's determination. Read on and reach out to our experienced New…Read More
If you are someone who is ready to get divorced, you are most likely concerned about whether you will be allowed to keep certain assets, such as your home, car, or otherwise. Please continue reading and reach out to our experienced Bergen County divorce attorneys to learn more about the equitable distribution process and how we can help you through it. Here are some of the questions you may have:…Read More
Dear Clients and Friends, Townsend, Tomaio & Newmark would like to make a couple of short announcements. First, our employees, clients, and their families' safety is our top priority. Because of this, TTN will primarily be working remotely over the course of the next few weeks. However, our clients will still have full access to our firm's undivided attention as we continue representing and defending their interests. Though things will…Read More
We're honored to congratulate each member of Townsend Tomaio & Newmark that was named to the 2020 Super Lawyers and Super Lawyers Rising Stars list!Paul Townsend, Dominic Tomaio and Laurie Newmark, each of whom are co-founders of the firm and Certified Matrimonial Law Attorneys, were nominated to the New Jersey Super Lawyers list.John Clancy, Gregory Pasler, Nicole Cioffi, Kevin Ku, and Carly Steinberg were nominated to the New Jersey Super…Read More
Now that the new coronavirus, or COVID-19, has spread throughout New Jersey, the country, and the world, we need to ensure we do everything we can do halt its spread. Fortunately, for most people, the virus is far from deadly, however, this is not true for everyone, which is why you must take the necessary preparations to keep yourself out of harm's way. Some of the most important steps you…Read More
As of March 16, 2020, the NJ Court System is closed for all non-essential cases. As our firm is notified, we will keep everyone informed regarding court closures. Nevertheless, we are committed to being available to advise our clients during this unprecedented time. For more information about court closures in New Jersey, click here.Read More
When spouses divorce, they are very often concerned over whether they will lose out on, or benefit from, retirement assets. These assets are subject to equitable distribution. In New Jersey, older couples who have been married for over 10 years may receive a portion of their former partners’ Social Security, pension, and military retirement benefits, provided they hire experienced legal counsel. Please read on and reach out to our experienced…Read More
Townsend, Tomaio & Newmark, L.L.C. is honored to announce Barry Jackson as our new COO. Below you will find Mr. Jackson’s bio: As Chief Operating Officer at Townsend, Tomaio & Newmark, L.L.C., Barry Jackson facilitates the practice of law and is the point person for all areas of legal administration. Barry graduated cum laude from The University of Richmond with a BS in business administration. He has a distinguished resume…Read More
Though nearly all divorce is complicated, it can be even more so if your spouse is currently incarcerated. If you are looking to divorce an incarcerated spouse, you must read on and reach out to our experienced Bergen County divorce attorneys to learn more about how we can help you through the legal process going forward. Here are some of the questions you may have: Can I divorce my incarcerated…Read More
During a divorce, couples must come to conclusions regarding their marital issues. Once these decisions are made, they must be approved by a judge. When a judge approves their new arrangements, they are finalized and considered the law. Because they are the law, spouses are required to abide by them. If they are not, the arrangements can be enforced by the court. While this is true, courts in the state…Read More