Family Law Attorneys in Marlton, NJ
Divorce and other family law matters affect your children, your finances and your home. Domers Bonamassa Farrow represents clients in divorce and family law matters throughout South Jersey from its office in Marlton, serving Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, Salem, Ocean and Mercer counties.
Family Law Experience
The firm’s family law attorneys bring decades of experience in New Jersey’s Family Part:
- Alan Domers is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Matrimonial Law Attorney. He is an accredited divorce mediator, a divorce arbitrator and a Matrimonial Early Settlement Panelist in Burlington County.
- Michael A. Bonamassa is a partner whose practice has long focused on family law matters.
- Richard E. Andronici, Of Counsel to the firm, has practiced family law for more than 30 years. He began his career as a judicial law clerk to a Family Court judge and is a former President of the Burlington County Bar Association.
Family Law Services
- Divorce: grounds, filing, settlement and trial, including the dissolution of civil unions.
- Child custody and parenting time: legal and physical custody, parenting plans, relocation and modifications.
- Child support: guidelines calculations, college costs, modifications, enforcement and when support ends.
- Alimony: the types of alimony, amount and duration, retirement, cohabitation and modifications.
- Equitable distribution: dividing the marital home, retirement accounts, businesses and debts.
- Mediation and arbitration: resolving divorce issues outside of a courtroom trial.
- Domestic violence: restraining orders and related charges.
The firm also handles prenuptial agreements, paternity matters, adoption, post-divorce disputes and family law appeals.
Resolving Family Law Matters Outside of Court
Many family law cases settle without a trial. Negotiated agreements, mediation and arbitration can be more private, less expensive and less adversarial than litigation, which matters when parents will continue to share responsibility for their children. When a fair agreement is not possible, the firm is prepared to present your case to the court.
After the Divorce
Circumstances change after a judgment of divorce. A job loss, a move, a child’s changing needs or a former spouse’s new relationship can raise questions about support, custody or parenting time. The firm represents clients seeking to modify or enforce existing orders and agreements.
Speak With a South Jersey Family Law Attorney
Every family is different, and the right approach depends on your goals and circumstances. Request a consultation or call (856) 596-2888 to discuss your situation.
Disclaimer
This page provides general information about New Jersey law and is not legal advice. Reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Laws and court rules change, and the outcome of any case depends on its specific facts.