Divorce Lawyer in Red Bank, NJ
For All Your Family Needs
Divorces can be very emotional, stressful, and uncertain. Although a divorce is a just a parting of the ways both financially and emotionally, to our client’s it is a life-changing, earth shattering event that they most likely never contemplated at the time of marriage. Deciding to divorce is seldom easy. No matter your situation, it is essential to find devoted legal counsel to protect your interests and help you navigate through this difficult time.
If you are certain that divorce is right for you, taking that first step with the right divorce lawyer can make all the difference. At the Law Offices of Sylvia S. Costantino, Esq., LLC our attorneys are dedicated to the exclusive practice of family law. We care about your case and understand that helping you obtain the best possible outcome in your divorce is just as important for your future financial wellbeing as it is for your emotional one.
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Our team is led by Sylvia S. Costantino, who is certified by the Supreme Court of the State of New Jersey as a Matrimonial Law Attorney. Sylvia Costantino believes that there is almost no divorce case that cannot be settled amicably, and she and her team approach each case from this perspective.
There are two types of divorces; uncontested and contested. If you are separating but are amicable with your spouse, you may be able to go through the uncontested process. Although some couples are able to complete a divorce without going to court, others require litigation to resolve disputes. If tensions are high and animosity exists, then the divorce will be contested. This means that litigation or processes such as mediation, will likely need to be part of the process to resolve your matter.
As of 2007, the State of New Jersey is a “no-fault” state. This means that a person can seek a divorce based on irreconcilable differences where there has been a breakdown of the marriage for a period of six months or more, there is no prospect of reconciliation, and it is unreasonable for the parties to continue to live together as husband and wife. Other causes of action based on fault can be included in your Complaint, i.e. adultery, extreme cruelty, desertion, addiction/habitual drunkenness, imprisonment etc.