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Here at Gruber, Colabella, Thompson, Hiben & Montella, we take pride in our ability to reward that very personal decision with a very personal touch in our approach to practicing law. We are deeply engaged with our community, cherish long-term relationships, and go the extra mile to ensure that your case receives personal care and consideration that would be impossible to receive at many law firms.
The term family lawyer can mean one of two things. First, a family lawyer is an attorney who practices, unsurprisingly, family law.
Choosing the right family law attorney is one of the most important decision you will make whether you need an attorney for a divorce, child custody issues, domestic violence or adoption. These are all critical times in your life, and it is vital to have an attorney who will fight for you, is experienced and knowledgeable with the applicable law and the court system and with whom you have a rapport.
A Hoboken woman is probably having a good week, after finally getting the go-ahead from the NJ Supreme Court to evict tenants of a converted garage she was renting and move in herself. The unanimous court ruling determined that even a liberal reading of New Jersey State’s renter-friendly Anti-Evictiona Act still allows Cashin to expel the current tenants, Marisela Bello and her son, Martino Bello.
Choosing the right family law attorney is one of the most important decisions you will ever make – whether you need an attorney for a divorce, child custody issues, domestic violence or adoption. These are all critical times in your in life, and it is vital to have an attorney who will fight for your rights, is experienced and knowledgeable with the applicable law and the court system, and just as important: with whom you can develop a strong rapport.
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Navigating New Jersey laws can often be a difficult and daunting task. Adoption in NJ is no exception. Fortunately we all have the ability to hire lawyers that we trust in order to assist us in making the correct choices and moves.
In New Jersey, a tragic story has sparked talk of a new law. A couple whose son was given opioid drugs after a surgery later died from a heroin overdose, leaving his family devastated and wondering: would it have happened without the doorway of initially prescribed drugs?
New Jersey Judge Mary C. Jacobson has ruled that when Gov. Christie declined making the full pension payment for public employees last year, he was violating state law. He is...
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