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Whether you are a general practitioner or specialize in family law, New Jersey Family Law, Second Edition will provide the tools to help you work more effectively. You'll find a clear and in-depth presentation of the grounds for divorce and annulment, equitable distribution of marital property, premarital and property settlement agreements, adoption, alimony, child support, and the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (UIFSA).
The practice of family law has changed dramatically over the past several decades and continues to develop. This well-indexed, single volume puts the most timely information at your fingertips, with coverage of critical topics including:
• Custody and visitation
• Calculation of alimony and child support
• Trials, pre-trial and post-judgment motion practice
• Domestic violence
• Marital torts
• Discovery
• Divorce taxation
The authors have expanded the discussion of mediation, arbitration, and equitable distribution, and added analysis on the creation and dissolution of civil unions in the Second Edition, plus added 87 essential matrimonial forms to save you valuable time.
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Featured Authors
Cary B. Cheifetz
Cary B. Cheifetz is a founding member and partner of Ceconi & Cheifetz, L.L.C., in Summit, New Jersey, where he devotes his practice to matrimonial and family law related matters. Mr. Cheifetz has been designated among the top 100 lawyers in New Jersey by Super Lawyers since 2005 and is included in Best Lawyers in America for the field of Family Law. He is a former Adjunct Professor of Family Law at Seton Hall University School of Law and is a Past Chair of the New Jersey State Bar Association's Family Law Executive Committee. Mr. Cheifetz is a Fellow and current Secretary to the New Jersey Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Mr. Cheifetz is a Fellow of Litigation Counsel of America. He is Past President of the Essex County Bar Association and a recipient of its Family Law Achievement Award. In 2005, Mr. Cheifetz received the Distinguished Service Award for Excellence in Continuing Legal Education from the New Jersey Institute of Continuing Legal Education. He was the 2008 recipient of the Saul Tischler Award from the New Jersey State Bar Association for Life Time Achievement in Family Law. Mr. Cheifetz is a former member of the Supreme Court Board of Attorney Trial Certification (Matrimonial Law Committee) as well as a former member of the New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on Family Part Practice. Mr. Cheifetz is a member of the Family Law section of New Jersey Association for Justice and is the moderator of the Family Law Program for their Annual Boardwalk Seminar. Mr. Cheifetz is editor emeritus of the New Jersey Family Lawyer. He has lectured extensively on family law matters for ICLE, the American Law Institute, the American Bar Association, the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, among others. He received his BA degree from George Washington University and his JD from New York Law School.
Table of contents
Chapter 1 - Attorney and Client
Chapter 2 - Marriage and Same Sex Unions
Chapter 3 - Jurisdiction and Venue
Chapter 4 - Grounds for Divorce and Separate Maintenance
Chapter 5 - Annulment
Chapter 6 - Pleadings
Chapter 7 - Discovery
Chapter 8 - Motion and Trial Practice
Chapter 9 - Equitable Distribution
Chapter 10 - Agreements
Chapter 11 - Alimony and Separate Maintenance
Chapter 12 - Child Support
Chapter 13 - Custody and Visitation
Chapter 14 - Domestic Violence and Marital Torts
Chapter 15 - Appellate Practice
Chapter 16 - Adoption
Chapter 17 - Counsel Fees and Costs
Chapter 18 - Taxes and Divorce
Forms
Tables
Index
