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- [When Does Child Support End in New Jersey?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/when-does-child-support-end-nj/): So, when does child support end in NJ?
- [Tax Considerations for Those Going Through a Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/tax-considerations-divorce-nj/): Divorce changes more than your household. It can change how you file taxes, who claims the children, how support payments are treated, what happens when property is transferred, and whether you need to adjust your withholding or estimated payments.
- [Guide to the Divorce Process in New Jersey](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/guide-to-nj-divorce-process/): If you are researching how to file for divorce in NJ or trying to understand the New Jersey divorce process, this guide walks through the main stages of a divorce case, from the first filing through final judgment. Every case is different, but knowing the basic structure can help you make more informed decisions and avoid feeling blindsided.
- [What to Avoid in Child Custody Mediations](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/avoid-in-custody-mediations/): When it comes to child custody mediations, your actions and your words matter. The court will always look to do what it feels is in the best interest of the child. If parents cannot agree on a parenting plan, the court may require mediation to help the parties arrive at an amicable solution. 
- [New Jersey Requirements for Supervised Visitation](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/nj-supervised-visitation/): In child custody cases, New Jersey courts will always seek to ensure that children have “frequent and continuing contact with both parents” despite their separation. There are several ways that the court may achieve this, including ordering parenting time or visitation to a non-custodial parent. The court may also permit supervised visitation to enable a non-custodial parent to establish or maintain a relationship with their child in a safe, neutral environment.
- [What to Expect at Your New Jersey Child Custody Hearing](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/expect-at-nj-custody-hearing/): Child custody hearings can be stressful and overwhelming for all parties involved. Knowing what to expect can help to not only calm any anxiety going into the process, but can also help to ensure that your child’s best interests are represented.
- [What Are the 3 Types of Co-Parenting?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/3-types-of-co-parenting/): Without a doubt, any parent’s top concern is the safety and well-being of their child. During a divorce or separation, however, it can be challenging to work closely with the other parent to effectively co-parent. Custody and support issues can quickly become contentious, leading to conflict, resentment, and frustration. 
- [Is New Jersey a Community Property State?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/is-nj-community-property-state/): New Jersey is not a community property state. Instead, the state follows an equitable distribution system in which property acquired during the marriage is distributed fairly, though not necessarily equally, in a divorce. The focus is on equity rather than a 50/50 split. Understanding community property vs. equitable distribution is imperative to ensure each party receives a fair distribution of property. 
- [Mediation vs Arbitration in Divorce: What’s the Difference?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/mediation-and-arbitration/): When parties are going through a divorce, their attorneys and the Court may encourage them to resolve the matter without a drawn-out legal process. This generally comes in the form of mediation or arbitration. 
- [What Happens to Finances During Divorce in New Jersey?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/finances-during-divorce/): One of the most common questions and concerns we recieve is what happens to finances during a New Jersey divorce. New Jersey is an equitable distribution state, meaning marital property is divided fairly between spouses, though not always 50/50. 
- [Consequences for Non-Compliance with Divorce Decrees in New Jersey](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/noncompliance-in-divorce-decrees/): There can be a number of legal and financial consequences for failing to comply with a divorce decree or Marital Settlement Agreement  in New Jersey. Divorce decrees as Settlement Agreements are legally binding Court orders that must be followed. When either party fails to comply, they may be held in contempt of Court and face other penalties. 
- [Common Prenup Terms In New Jersey: What Couples Should Include](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/prenup-terms-in-nj/): Prenuptial agreements get a bad reputation. Some people assume they are only for the ultra-wealthy, or that bringing one up means you expect the marriage to fail. In reality, a prenup is often about clarity. It is a way to put expectations in writing while you are both calm, communicating, and planning for the future.
- [Understanding Marital Settlement Agreements in New Jersey: What Is an MSA in Divorce?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/msa-in-nj/): That is where a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) comes in.
- [Guide to a Peaceful Divorce in New Jersey](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/peaceful-divorce-in-nj/): A “peaceful divorce” does not mean pretending everything is fine. It means working toward an outcome that is fair, stable, and legally sound, while avoiding unnecessary conflict that drains money and emotional energy.
- [How Nesting Partner Arrangements Work in New Jersey](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/nesting-partners-in-nj/): Divorce can be challenging for everybody, but for children, it can shatter their sense of stability and safety. In some cases, a “nesting partner arrangement” or bird’s nest agreement may be beneficial. Nesting custody arrangements allow the children to stay in the family home while each parent rotates in and out for their designated visitation time. Nesting can help to ease an already stressful situation, but it may not be the best strategy for every family.
- [Death and Divorce in New Jersey Family Law: Planning for the Unthinkable ](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/death-and-divorce-in-new-jersey-family-law-planning-for-the-unthinkable/): In Family Law, death is rarely part of the initial conversation. Clients focus on divorce, support, custody, and equitable distribution, often assuming, implicitly, that both parties will live long enough for the legal process to run its course. Practitioners, likewise, may concentrate on the immediate financial and parenting issues before the Court, giving little attention to how death might alter those rights. When death does occur while a divorce is pending, however, the legal consequences can be dramatic and often unintended. 
- [NJ Equitable Outcomes in Child Support Collection Act: What Families Need to Know](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/nj-equitable-outcomes-in-child-support-collection-act-what-families-need-to-know/): In January 2025, a law went into effect changing the way child support is collected when it comes to children who are placed in the custody of a child welfare agency. The law, known as the Equitable Outcomes in Child Support Collection Act, is aimed at allowing parents to put more resources into reunification with their children as opposed to paying a government agency child support payments. 
- [The Gray Zone of Matrimonial Contracts: The Fine Line Between Reconciliation and Mid-Marriage Agreements ](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/the-gray-zone-of-matrimonial-contracts-the-fine-line-between-reconciliation-and-mid-marriage-agreements/): Few areas of family law present as much complexity as the enforcement of agreements between spouses. Whether negotiated before marriage, during marriage, or at the brink of divorce, these agreements sit at the intersection of contract law, equitable principles, and public policy. Each type, prenuptial, postnuptial (mid-marriage or reconciliation), or marital settlement agreements carries its own enforceability standard. 
- [Open Durational Alimony vs. Limited Durational Alimony in New Jersey](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/open-durational-alimony-vs-limited-durational-alimony-in-new-jersey/): Alimony, also known as spousal support or maintenance, may be ordered during a divorce proceeding in New Jersey. The amount and duration of the alimony will depend on the individual circumstances of the case. Not surprisingly, this can be one of the most contentious issues we deal with during a divorce, which is why an early consultation with an attorney is strongly recommended.
- [Father’s Rights in New Jersey: Custody, Visitation & Child Support](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/fathers-rights-in-new-jersey-custody-visitation-child-support/): It is not uncommon for fathers to assume that they do not have equal rights when it comes to child custody and visitation cases. Many people believe that Courts favor the mother, usually granting full custody or at least primary custody to her over the father. In New Jersey, however, the Courts treat mothers and fathers equally in custody battles. Recent amendments to the law, further solidify that parents should be treated equally and emphasize shared parenting when it comes to custody arrangements. If you’re wondering what parental rights you have, contact Rozin | Golinder Law at (732) 377-3367 for more information.
- [Will Asking for a Prenup Ruin My Engagement?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/will-asking-for-a-prenup-ruin-my-engagement/): When some people hear the word prenup, they automatically assume that their partner does not trust them or that they are planning for a divorce, but the truth is that prenuptial agreements can protect both parties in a marriage. People have life insurance, health insurance, etc. Why does insuring a union that ends in demise 50% of the time have such a negative connotation? There are many benefits to a prenup, and they are not just for celebrities or the ultra-rich. In fact, prenups are an important tool for anyone with premarital property, a business, or children. They help to promote transparency, set realistic expectations, and ensure that both parties are protected.
- [Top 7 Causes of Divorce in New Jersey](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/top-7-causes-of-divorce-in-new-jersey/): Divorce is a word few people like to talk about, but the reality is that a large number of marriages still end in dissolution. While there is no magic formula that can predict whether a couple will eventually seek to end their marriage, there are some common reasons that people end up filing for divorce. Here are the 7 top causes of divorce in New Jersey. 
- [7 Things to Know If You’re Going Through a High-Net-Worth Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/7-things-to-know-if-youre-going-through-a-high-net-worth-divorce/): Divorce is difficult for anyone. But, for high‑net‑worth individuals like those with seven‑figure incomes or multiple properties, it often becomes more complicated because of the greater assets involved. Working with an attorney who understands the nuances involved when there are significant assets and liabilities is crucial to ensuring an equitable outcome. Here are 7 things to know if you’re going through a high-net-worth divorce and how the family law attorneys at Rozin | Golinder Law can help.
- [A New Custody Era in New Jersey: Elevating the Child’s Voice—At What Cost? ](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/a-new-custody-era-in-new-jersey-elevating-the-childs-voice-at-what-cost/): It is not every day that a State issues a new custody statute. On Governor Phil Murphy’s last day, he did just that by signing into law S4510, which amended N.J.S.A 9:2-4. Calling it an amendment, however, is inappropriate as this bill has made the prior statute unrecognizable, redefining what the public policy of the State of New Jersey regarding child custody. 
- [Legal Separation vs. Divorce in New Jersey: Common Misconceptions You Should Know](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/legal-separation-vs-divorce-in-new-jersey-common-misconceptions-you-should-know/): Many people searching for legal separation in New Jersey are surprised to learn the truth: New Jersey does not recognize legal separation for married couples. Unlike many other states, there is no formal court process that allows spouses to be “legally separated” while remaining married.
- [Navigating Divorce as a Same-Sex Couple in New Jersey](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/navigating-divorce-as-a-same-sex-couple-in-new-jersey/): Few people contemplate divorce when they stand at the altar to say “I Do.” Unfortunately, the decision to end a marriage is a reality many people face, regardless of whether they are in a same-sex or opposite-sex relationship. Navigating divorce as a same-sex couple, however, may present some unique challenges. Knowing your rights and working with an experienced New Jersey divorce attorney like those at Rozin | Golinder Law is essential.
- [8 Documents to Bring to Your Divorce Attorney in New Jersey](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/8-documents-to-bring-to-your-divorce-attorney-in-new-jersey/): Evidence plays a crucial role when you are going through a divorce. Gathering the right documents can help to strengthen your case and may prove essential throughout the process. At Rozin | Golinder Law, our attorneys can help you understand what documents are needed for divorce in NJ and what to do if you do not have access to one or more pieces of information.
- [New Jersey “Limited Divorce”: A Solution for the Devout, Ailing, and Undecided](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2025/february/new-jersey-limited-divorce-a-solution-for-the-de/): In New Jersey, couples facing unique challenges in their marriage but hesitant to pursue a full divorce may consider a “limited divorce”, officially known as a Divorce from Bed and Board. While not as common as a traditional divorce, this option can be a practical solution for couples navigating specific circumstances.
- [“My Ex Won’t Let Me See My Kid!” Enforcing New Jersey Child Custody Orders in Cases of Parental Alienation](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2025/february/my-ex-won-t-let-me-see-my-kid-enforcing-new-jer/): Navigating co-parenting after a breakup or divorce can be challenging, especially when your ex refuses to comply with child custody orders or agreements. From missed exchanges to outright denial of visitation, these issues can escalate quickly. If you’re facing such challenges, it’s essential to understand your rights and take the necessary steps to protect your relationship with your child.
- [What If I Can’t Afford My New Jersey Alimony Anymore?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2025/january/what-if-i-can-t-afford-my-new-jersey-alimony-any/): Finalizing a divorce can bring a sense of closure, but if your New Jersey alimony payments become unaffordable, the stress can quickly return. While court may be the last place you want to be, addressing alimony concerns legally is essential to avoid penalties or back payments.
- [How the Stay-at-Home-Mom Lifestyle Can Complicate Divorce in New Jersey](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2025/january/how-the-stay-at-home-mom-lifestyle-can-complicat/): Juggling the family calendar, shuttling kids to activities, packing lunches, and planning meals—these are hallmarks of the stay-at-home-mom (SAHM) lifestyle, often rooted in more traditional gender roles. While this arrangement has long been a part of family life, it’s seeing a resurgence thanks to social media platforms like TikTok and shifts brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
- [New Jersey Appellate Court Victory in Jewish Divorce Case](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/september/new-jersey-appellate-court-victory-in-jewish-div/): It’s a well-recognized “dirty tactic” in some New Jersey divorces: Refusing to grant a religious divorce unless or until certain civil dissolution demands are met. Now, a recent ruling by the New Jersey Appellate Court undercuts this underhanded strategy.
- [What Expenses Does New Jersey Child Support Cover?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/february/what-expenses-does-new-jersey-child-support-cove/): New Jersey child support orders stem from the basic philosophy that every child is entitled to both financial and emotional support from both parents - even if their parents don’t live together, are divorced, or were never married. Most people understand and accept this, and payors typically have few legitimate gripes when it comes to covering the cost of basic needs like food, shelter, clothing, and medicine. Where tensions start to rise are situations where child support is mandated above and beyond that - or at least, more than what the payor feels is fair.
- [Can Kids Call Stepparent “Mom” or Dad”?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/february/can-kids-call-stepparent-mom-or-dad/): What’s in a name? If you’re in a blended family, the question of what the kids should call their stepparents can be a thorny one.
- [Do Kids Testify in New Jersey Child Custody Cases?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/february/do-kids-testify-in-new-jersey-child-custody-case/): Yes, they do. But it’s typically not something Family Courts will order if they can avoid it.
- [Who Decides Child Funeral/Death Arrangements if Parents are Divorced?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/february/who-decides-child-funeral-death-arrangements-if/): The loss of a child is an utterly unfathomable one to those who have never lived it. Anguish is only heightened when there are disputes between the decedent’s divorced parents about funeral and death arrangements.
- [New Jersey Child Custody When Custodial Parent Dies](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/february/new-jersey-child-custody-when-custodial-parent-d/): The death of a parent is often painful at any age. To lose not only a parent – but also a custodial parent - while you’re still a child can be devastating and completely life-altering.
- [Companies Increasingly Offer Employee Divorce Support](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/february/companies-increasingly-offer-employee-divorce-su/): The stress of a divorce often inevitably bleeds into other aspects of your life. Among the most notable and impactful: Your work. Recognizing the enormous emotional toll and mental health strain that divorce puts on workers, companies are increasingly extending extra support and accommodations to employees in the midst of a family breakup.
- [Religious Pressure Can Factor Into Enforceability of New Jersey Prenups](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/february/religious-pressure-can-factor-into-enforceabilit/): When it comes to the enforceability of New Jersey prenuptial agreements, two factors commonly cited to argue invalidation are: Coercion and duress. Religion can sometimes play a role in making these arguments.
- [Can He Legally Kick Me Out of Our Home During the Divorce?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/january/can-he-legally-kick-me-out-of-our-home-during-th/): A house is often one of the most significant assets a person owns in life. That’s why during a New Jersey divorce, the question of what will happen to that house can be a tricky one. But what if your estranged spouse is trying to kick you out of that home while the divorce is still pending?
- [What if My Ex Shows Up Drunk to Child Custody Pickup?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/january/what-if-my-ex-shows-up-drunk-to-child-custody-pi/): Co-parenting with someone who struggles with substance abuse is incredibly challenging. When an alcoholic parent shows up for a scheduled pickup, you are caught between two fires: the immediate physical safety of your child and the legal risk of defying a court-ordered visitation schedule.
- [What Do I Risk If I Move Out During My New Jersey Divorce?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/january/what-do-i-risk-if-i-move-out-during-my-new-jerse/): Divorce is going to mean at least one of you is moving, eventually anyway. But can the choice to move out before or during divorce impact your case? The answer is likely yes, but the extent of that impact will depend on the particulars of your case. That’s why it’s usually wise to consult with a Shrewsbury divorce lawyer before you do so.
- [We’re Divorcing on Good Terms. Do I Still Need to Hire a NJ Divorce Lawyer?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/january/we-re-divorcing-on-good-terms-do-i-still-need-to/): Divorce is rarely pleasant, but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible to depart on amicable terms. In fact, our E divorce lawyers have worked with a number of couples who still held each other in high regard, despite no longer wanting to hold onto the relationship.
- [Filing for Emergency Child Custody in New Jersey](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/january/filing-for-emergency-child-custody-in-new-jersey/): There is perhaps no worse feeling in the world than the one you get when your child is in danger. New Jersey child custody orders are supposed to be carefully considered with ample input from both sides, each given adequate time to prepare. And New Jersey courts prefer to keep children with their parents - both of them, if possible. However, there are some situations when one must explore filing for emergency child custody in New Jersey.
- [Imbalanced Domestic Labor & Weaponized Incompetence Lead to Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/january/imbalanced-domestic-labor-weaponized-incompetenc/): They aren’t listed as formal “grounds” for divorce in New Jersey, but weaponized incompetence and imbalanced domestic labor are high on the list of catalysts for couples splitting.
- [5 Key Considerations Before You Remarry Post-New Jersey Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/january/5-key-considerations-before-you-remarry-post-new/): As Monmouth County divorce lawyers, we know that for all the heartache of a marital dissolution, the promise of a fresh start - and possibly finding new love - is one of the bright spots.
- [What Happens if One of Us Dies During New Jersey Divorce Litigation?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/january/what-happens-if-one-of-us-dies-during-new-jersey/): Given the snail-like pace of New Jersey divorce cases, it’s not surprising that some folks are questioning whether they’ll be dead by the time their case is closed.
- [Why We Must Protect New Jersey No-Fault Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2024/january/why-we-must-protect-new-jersey-no-fault-divorce/): In the last several months, the morality of no-fault divorce has been the subject of much debate - at least within some conservative circles. It’s not even an entirely new controversy, but it gained steam when a prominent political commentator publicly griped about his own pending divorce. He said that while there was no abuse or infidelity and the separation was not his choice, his wife simply no longer wanted to be married to him, and in their home state (as in everywhere else in the U.S.), “that is completely permitted. … (Divorce) is permitted when one party wants it - period.”
- [Need a Quick New Jersey Divorce? Backlogged Courts May Mean Mediation is Your Best Bet](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2023/december/need-a-quick-new-jersey-divorce-backlogged-court/): Judicial vacancies are still causing extensive delays in New Jersey civil cases, which can make it seem like a terrible time to file for divorce – especially if you were hoping for speedy resolution.
- [New Jersey Child Custody Lawyer: Not All Estrangement is Parental Alienation](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/2023/december/new-jersey-child-custody-lawyer-not-all-estrange/): Parental alienation is an issue that New Jersey Family Courts take very seriously. It involves substantial, often irreversible, damage to the parent-child relationship as a result of the other parent’s spite. But as a New Jersey child custody lawyer can explain, not all child estrangement is grounds to assert a claim of parental alienation.

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- [Daniel C.](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/testimonials/daniel-c/): "All I have to say is this, Elizabeth is an exceptional Lawyer, and in the field of Law, I can tell you she is a game-changer, I came to her in dire need to help me obtain my Daughter through emergency circumstances, the timing was urgent, and in a matter of hours she was able to accomplish custody of my daughter, she had only 2 hours to prepare for our hearing. That's all she needed, as sharp as she is, surprised it took her that long, Ha. This is a person that reminded me that there is a lot of good in this world. If anyone were to read this, I want to assure you that she will exhaust every opportunity and resource to get the job done accordingly. I would highly, HIGHLY, recommend her to anyone in need of Professional. Job Well Done Elizabeth, Zoë and I are very thankful."
- [Joshua A.](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/testimonials/joshua-a/): "Elizabeth Rozin-Golinder successfully represented my wife on a couple of occasions. Once was for child custody and the most recent was for child relocation, which required a plenary hearing. Elizabeth was very easy to communicate with in person, over the phone and through email. She worked very diligently to ensure that each case was aggressively presented and won. I highly recommend Elizabeth to anyone in need of a top notch family attorney."
- [ Shirley G.](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/testimonials/shirley-g/): "Elizabeth was amazing from the very beginning of my divorce process. She not only was clear and prompt in all communication, but also connected with me on a personal level where I felt very comfortable going into all details of my divorce and the reasons why I was getting divorced. I whole heartily recommend her and her team. Not only did she help me through the process, but did so within 4 months! I met her in March and was divorced by June! Thank you so much Liz, you are truly an exceptional lawyer!!"
- [Anthony R.](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/testimonials/anthony-r/): "Professional and absolutely down to earth, Mrs Rosin-Golinder and her knowledgeable staff listened to my needs and crafted a prenuptial agreement that will not only act as a safety net for my business but as piece of mind if thing don’t go as planned. With my first marriage around the corner, my first child on the way and preparing for my first mobilization, it was an amazing feeling to have something I feared and was very very uncertain of, turn out for the best. Thank you is most certainly an understatement but for the sake of expression..... THANK YOU. You definitely have a client for life. Two thumbs up LIZ!!!"
- [Paul H.](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/testimonials/paul-h/): "The team at Rozin Golinder Law handled my difficult divorce with a great deal of professionalism and with a very human and personal touch. It was comforting to speak to them and they took time to explain what was going on in the process. They made sure my best interests were covered and gave me invaluable legal advice and guidance. Elizabeth Rozin Golinder in particular helped me greatly throughout the process, acting as my sounding board and advisor. Her strategic decisions were spot on as things played out for the most part how she laid it out for me. I would recommend Rozin Golinder to anyone looking for sound professional legal attorneys focused on serving their client’s best interests and getting "the best outcome in a difficult situation."
- [Joseph B.](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/testimonials/joseph-b/): "Top tier treatment. Cannot say enough to justify the level of professionalism and respect I received from everyone at this firm from beginning to end of my matter. Thanks so much."
- [Deborah M.](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/testimonials/deborah-m/): "Elizabeth is an Excellent Family Lawyer. She recently represented me with my divorce and I'm very happy with the outcome. She was very professional, as well as personable. She made me feel at ease through the process and assured me that she would look out for my best interest; and she certainly did. She helped make a difficult decision go very smoothly. I would highly recommend Elizabeth to anyone looking for family law services. Thank you Elizabeth for your services and compassion with my case."
- [ Ed M.](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/testimonials/ed-m/): "Elizabeth was the third attorney that I interviewed and the first one that I retained. It was my first experience with the divorce process and she put my mind at ease. Her expertise with NJ divorce law guided me during the tumultuous time. In addition to her technical expertise, I greatly appreciated her candor and professionalism. I greatly enjoyed working with Elizabeth and the entire team at Rozin Golinder Law. The best advice I ever received from a family member was 'see an attorney'. If you are even THINKING about a possible divorce, I strongly recommend that you to contact Elizabeth immediately."
- [Parrish B.](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/testimonials/parrish-b/): "BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO Yes, I am shouting and clapping. My very smart and outstanding attorney Alyssa Bartholomew did an Excellent job in the handling of my divorce. This Law Firm has a high rating (5 star) because they deserve it, wish I could give them a 10. Miss, Bartholomew was punctual and thorough at every hearing (unlike the Adversaries lawyer) and left no stone unturned. I also liked the fact that she and her wonderful team stayed in touch with me through out this process to make sure I took care of business on my end. You want an Excellent Attorney? You want to win your case with dignity and honor? Call Alyssa Bartholomew, you will not be disappointed. Thank you Alyssa 🏆"
- [Jennifer B.](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/testimonials/jennifer-b/): "Can’t say enough great things about my experience with this great team of lawyers. Attorney Elizabeth Rozin-Golinder initially sat down with me for a very thorough consultation. She did not make me feel like I was taking her time but she gave me her knowledge as best she could all with sincerity. Situations where we need a lawyer are never easy and with this great team I felt good, I was being guided in the right direction and completely informed of everything throughout the process . Every situation is of course different and has different needs but she gave me her honesty in what her expertise was and even referred me to speak with some of her colleagues. Knowing that my personal situation was going to take multiple visits to a court room she understood my situation and referred me to Alyssa Bartholomew who is part of her firm. I highly recommend her! I was more than comfortable in the skill level of Alyssa. All of our interactions she was so pleasant and informative. She put a lot of work into my case but she was equally kind and sincere as she was smart and strong. Anyone to have either or both of these women on your side are in good hands. If I ever need anything in the future there is no question I will use this law firm and refer anyone who may need a lawyer in the future. Thank you ladies for making a complicated and hard situation that much easier, I have so much gratitude towards you!!"
- [Robert S.](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/testimonials/robert-s/): "Extremely happy with this law firm and working with Francesca Buarne. She would respond quickly with any questions or concerns I asked for. Even though it was a small but important case they never leave you feeling left behind. I would highly recommend this firm and wouldn't hesitate to use them again if needed. Thank you Francesca"
- [Katerina K.](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/testimonials/katerina-k/): "Had a very good experience working through my divorce process with Francesca Buarne. She demonstrated high professionalism, knowledge and support!"
- [Luna S.](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/testimonials/luna-s/): "It was an honor working with the firm, I had a complicated case that took about 4 years. Francesca Buarne was very helpful, she took her time to explain everything and answer all my questions. After leaving an abusive marriage my main concern was to get full custody of my child. Francesca was able to do that for me. Now my daughter and I are safe and I have her under my care completely. I hope any woman who is going through the same situation to take this step and to trust this firm!"

## Awards
- [Super Lawyers](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/awards/super-lawyers/)
- [Best Lawyers – Ones to Watch](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/awards/award-07/)
- [Best Law Firms – By Best Lawyers](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/awards/award-06/)
- [Best Lawyers](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/awards/award-05/)
- [Super Lawyers Rising Stars](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/awards/award-04/)
- [New Jersey Supreme Court Certified Attorney](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/awards/award-03/)
- [Middlesex County Bar Association](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/awards/awards-02/)
- [Legal Aid Society – Monmouth County](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/awards/award-01/)

## Practice Areas
- [Alimony](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/alimony/)
- [Annulment](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/annulment/)
- [Postnuptial Agreements](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/postnuptial-agreements/)
- [Prenuptial Agreements](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/prenuptial-agreements/)
- [Domestic Violence](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/domestic-violence/)
- [Child Support](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/child-support/)
- [Child Custody](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/child-custody/)
- [Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/divorce/)
- [Child Support](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/monmouth-county-family-law/child-support/)
- [Shrewsbury Family Law](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/shrewsbury-family-law/)
- [Mediation](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/monmouth-county-family-law/mediation/)
- [Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/monmouth-county-family-law/divorce/)
- [Child Custody](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/monmouth-county-family-law/child-custody/)
- [Monmouth County Family Law](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/monmouth-county-family-law/)
- [Mediation](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/middlesex-county-family-law/mediation/)
- [Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/middlesex-county-family-law/divorce/)
- [Child Custody](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/middlesex-county-family-law/child-custody/)
- [Middlesex County Family Law](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/middlesex-county-family-law/)
- [Refinance Closings Lawyer](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/other-practice-areas/real-estate/refinance-closings-lawyer/)
- [Criminal Defense](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/other-practice-areas/criminal-defense/)
- [Residential Real Estate Closings](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/other-practice-areas/real-estate/residential-real-estate-closings/)
- [Real Estate](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/other-practice-areas/real-estate/)
- [Wills](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/other-practice-areas/estates/wills/)
- [Trusts](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/other-practice-areas/estates/trusts/)
- [Probate](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/other-practice-areas/estates/probate/)
- [Estates](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/other-practice-areas/estates/)
- [Mediation](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/mediation/)
- [Same Sex Marriages](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/same-sex-marriages/)
- [Modification of Alimony](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/post-judgment-modifications/modification-of-alimony/)
- [Parental Alienation](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/parental-alienation/)
- [Post-Judgment Modifications](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/post-judgment-modifications/)
- [Grandparents Rights](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/grandparents-rights/)
- [Restraining Orders](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/domestic-violence/restraining-orders/)
- [Division of Assets and Debts](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/division-of-assets-and-debts/)
- [Contested Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/divorce/contested-divorce/)
- [Grounds for Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/divorce/grounds-for-divorce/)
- [High Net Worth Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/divorce/high-net-worth-divorce/)
- [Military Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/divorce/military-divorce/)
- [College Expenses](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/child-support/college-expenses/)
- [Child Relocation](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/child-relocation/)
- [Visitation Rights](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/child-custody/visitation-rights/)
- [Guardian Ad Litem](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/child-custody/guardian-ad-litem/)
- [Reimbursement Alimony](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/alimony/reimbursement-alimony/)
- [Permanent Alimony](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/alimony/permanent-alimony/)
- [Child Abduction](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/child-abduction/)
- [Family Law](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/family-law/)

## Team
- [Misty A.V. Avallone](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/our-team/misty-a-v-avallone/)
- [Kevin Lonsdorf](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/our-team/kevin-lonsdorf/)
- [Dana Sealander](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/our-team/dana-sealander/)
- [Francesca P. Buarne](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/our-team/francesca-p-buarne/)
- [Robin Jill Schneider](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/our-team/robin-jill-schneider/)
- [Jean Ramatowski](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/our-team/jean-ramatowski/)
- [Cheryl M. Spilka](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/our-team/cheryl-m-spilka/)
- [Brian McFadden](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/our-team/brian-mcfadden/)
- [Edward A. Wojciechowski](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/our-team/edward-a-wojciechowski/)
- [Elizabeth Rozin-Golinder](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/our-team/elizabeth-rozin-golinder/)

## Videos
- [Your Rights Are Protected](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/your-rights-are-protected/)
- [Legal Requirements of New Jersey Prenuptial Agreements](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/legal-requirements-of-new-jersey-prenuptial-agre/)
- [Divorce Process](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/divorce-process/)
- [First Step in a Divorce Process](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/first-step-in-a-divorce-process/)
- [Served With a Complaint for Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/served-with-a-complaint-for-divorce/)
- [Domestic Violence Cases](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/domestic-violence-cases/)
- [Family Law Is Not About Winning or Losing](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/family-law-is-not-about-winning-or-losing/)
- [Challenging Cases](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/challenging-cases/)
- [Divorce](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/divorce/)
- [Domestic Violence](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/domestic-violence/)
- [Family Law](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/family-law/)
- [Child Custody](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/child-custody2/)
- [Temporary Restraining Order](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/temporary-restraining-order/)
- [Child Custody](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/child-custody/)
- [Prenuptial Agreements](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/prenuptial-agreements/)
- [Divorce & Family Law](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/divorce-family-law/)
- [What Type of Cases Do We Handle](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/what-type-of-cases-do-we-handle/)
- [Consultation Process](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/consultation-process/)
- [Overview](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/overview/)
- [Client Testimonial- Lynette](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/client-testimonial-lynette/)
- [Client Testimonial – Pranav](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/client-testimonial-pranav/)
- [Client Testimonial](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/client-testimonial/)
- [Client Expectations](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/client-expectations/)
- [Client Goals](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/client-goals/)
- [Elizabeth Rozin-Golinder](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/elizabeth-rozin-golinder2/)
- [Edward Wojciechowski](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/edward-wojciechowski/)
- [Alyssa Bartholomew](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/alyssa-bartholomew/)
- [Edward A. Wojciechowski](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/edward-a-wojciechowski/)
- [Dana Sealander](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/dana-sealander/)
- [Francesca P. Buarne](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/francesca-p-buarne/)
- [Elizabeth Rozin-Golinder](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/elizabeth-rozin-golinder/)
- [Firm Overview](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/firm-overview/)
- [Importance of Having the Right Attorney](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/importance-of-having-the-right-attorney/)
- [Free Initial Consultation](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/free-initial-consultation/)
- [Advice for Starting](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/advice-for-starting/)
- [About Us](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/about-us/)
- [We Are Ready to Help You](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/we-are-ready-to-help-you/)
- [Why Hire Us?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/why-hire-us/)
- [Why Hire Us?](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/why-hire-us-2/)
- [What Sets Us Apart](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/what-sets-us-apart/)
- [How We Work](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/how-we-work/)
- [Who We Are](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/who-we-are/)
- [RG Family Law](https://www.rgfamilylaw.com/blog/videos/home-page-1/)