| F. V. F | : |
After allegations of child sexual abuse made by the Wife against the Husband were unsubstantiated, I was able to successfully obtain full joint legal and physical custody of the child for my client. |
| A. v. A. | : | After the fourteen year old boy left the mother’s custody and went to live with the father for over a year, following several days of trial in which I successfully proved that it was in the child’s best interest to return to the mother’s custody, I prevailed in convincing the Judge to order that the child be returned to the custody of the mother. |
| In the Matter of B | : |
After several months of litigation, I was able to get the biological mother to agree to an open adoption of the child who had been living most of his life with his father and step mother. |
| D v DOR | : | Fourteen years after the entry of a default Paternity Judgment, I was successful in obtaining an order vacating the original judgment after discovering that my client was not the biological father of a child that he had never seen. |
| G. v. G. | : | Fearing that the drug addicted Husband would not be able to pay ongoing child support, I was able to negotiate a substantial buy out of a marital home in favor of my client (the Wife) so that she could obtain a greater portion of the liquid assets as a payment of future child support. |
| H. v. H. | : | After a trial on the merits, I was able to obtain a substantial alimony award in favor of my client, the Husband, from the Wife who had been the substantial wage earner during the marriage. |
| S. v. F | : | In this relatively high profile case where the parties both had complicated and substantial assets and investments, I was able to work closely with other tax and real estate experts to assist me in negotiating a detailed and complex marital settlement agreement. |
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