Family Law ADR Spotlight: Maria J. La Sala, Esq.
For more than two decades, Maria J. La Sala has guided families through some of the most difficult moments of their lives with a steady, empathetic hand. As part of Cohn Lifland’s Family Law ADR practice,… >
Not Sure If You Have an Employment Claim? Start With These 3 Warning Signs
In today’s workplace, missing wages often don't look dramatic. They show up quietly—in a paycheck that seems a little too small, in hours that disappear from a timesheet, in “side work” … >
The holidays are meant to be a time of family and festivities. But for separated or divorced parents, this season can also bring added stress—especially when holiday plans do not align with existing custo… >
What Information Should I Bring to a Family Law Mediation Involving Custody & Parenting Time?
Family law mediation is a voluntary process in which a couple meets with a neutral third party to address and resolve issues. Mediation is an alternative to litigation which has many benefits. For example, it p… >
A Better Way Forward: Why We Believe in Family Law ADR
At Cohn Lifland, we believe families deserve a path through conflict that preserves dignity, stability, and control over their own futures. Family law disputes don’t just determine legal outcomes. They sh… >
How Do You Know If You Have a Personal Injury Claim?
How Do You Know If You Have a Personal Injury Claim? Accidents can happen in an instant, but their impact can last for years. If you’ve been hurt because of someone else’s carelessness, you might b… >
Income Reduced? Why the 90-Day Rule Matters
Income Reduced? Why the 90-Day Rule Matters In today’s unpredictable economy, post-judgment applications for the modification of support based on income reduction are appearing more frequently in New Jer… >
Divorce and Halloween Candy Slogans
It’s that spooky time of year. It’s time for creepy Halloween decor and carving pumpkins. And it’s almost time to escort your child door-to-door to collect candy from the neighbors just so you… >
Understanding Personal Jurisdiction in New Jersey Divorce Cases
In New Jersey, personal jurisdiction plays a critical role in divorce proceedings, especially when one spouse resides outside the state. Personal jurisdiction refers to a court’s authority over the … >
Are Separate Bank Accounts Subject to Equitable Distribution in New Jersey?
As part of a New Jersey divorce proceeding, all assets characterized as “marital” are subject to the equitable distribution laws in New Jersey and divided between the parties. The issue whethe… >
