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The Law Offices of John B D'alessandro

Divorce
Union, New Jersey divorce mediation attorney John B. D’Alessandro has experience representing people who are going through divorce mediation. Mediation can be preferable to the traditional adversarial court process, especially in a divorce. Using mediation in a divorce can have all of the following advantages: it can help to preserve the family’s harmony; it can protect children from conflict and stress; it is confidential; it is time and cost effective; and it can offer solutions that may not be available in traditional court rulings. To achieve success through mediation, you need an attorney who understands mediation to represent you and guide you through the process. Contact John B. D’Alessandro, an experienced divorce lawyer who can help you through your divorce and divorce mediation.

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The Law Offices of John B D'alessandro

Divorce
Union, New Jersey divorce mediation attorney John B. D’Alessandro has experience representing people who are going through divorce mediation. Mediation can be preferable to the traditional adversarial court process, especially in a divorce. Using mediation in a divorce can have all of the following advantages: it can help to preserve the family’s harmony; it can protect children from conflict and stress; it is confidential; it is time and cost effective; and it can offer solutions that may not be available in traditional court rulings. To achieve success through mediation, you need an attorney who understands mediation to represent you and guide you through the process. Contact John B. D’Alessandro, an experienced divorce lawyer who can help you through your divorce and divorce mediation.
Child Support
New Jersey law recognizes that both parents are legally responsible to provide financial support for the children. In determining child support, the courts utilize an income shares model that determines the combined household income and each spouse’s share in contributing to that income. The court also looks at a number of factors to determine the costs of raising children, including the costs of food, clothing, healthcare, transportation, entertainment and other expenses. If a child has any special needs, these costs are considered as well.
Child Custody and Visitation
Parents have a constitutional right to raise their children without interference. At the same time, however, the state has a duty to protect the best interests of the child, which may be to allow grandparent visitation, even over the objections of the parents. When issues of grandparents’ rights arise, either in conjunction with a divorce or at some other time, New Jersey grandparents rights lawyer John B. D’Alessandro helps craft a feasible solution that protects your rights and promotes your interests.
Paternity
If the couple are married when the child is born, then the husband is presumed to be the child’s legal father under New Jersey law. This presumption could be challenged and overcome by evidence to the contrary, such as genetic testing or other proof.
Premarital Agreement
As a comprehensive New Jersey premarital agreement attorney, John B. D’Alessandro in Union helps people enter into marriage with security and peace of mind by negotiating and drafting premarital agreements that protect them in the event of separation or divorce. Below are answers to some basic questions about premarital agreements in New Jersey. If you need assistance negotiating, drafting or reviewing a New Jersey premarital agreement, contact the Law Offices of John B. D’Alessandro for help.
Spousal Support
Court awards of alimony, also known as spousal support or maintenance, can range from a one-time mandatory payment to a court order to pay alimony indefinitely. There are many different factors for the judge to consider in deciding on an alimony award, and many different types of alimony which can be awarded. Whether seeking to establish or challenge an alimony award in a New Jersey divorce, the Law Offices of John B. D’Alessandro can prepare and present a persuasive argument for a fair decision that protects and promotes your best interests.
Legal Separation
In a number of states, a party who does not want to divorce but wants the economic protections of a divorce may be granted what is called a legal separation. New Jersey, however, does not offer a legal separation. When a married couple decides to live apart, they may be considered “separated,” but this is different from a court-ordered legal separation which includes divisions of property and orders for custody and support. Instead of allowing for a legal separation, the New Jersey family law rules instead allow a divorce from bed and board or limited divorce, which provides the benefits of a divorce while allowing the parties to remain married.

Wrongful Death
Beyond the issues of child custody and child support, establishing paternity can be important to the child throughout life for a variety of reasons, including the ability to inherit from the parent, the right to receive government benefits through the parent such as social security or veteran’s benefits, or the ability to sue for a wrongful death of the parent. Knowing one’s parentage and medical history can also be important for the child’s own health and future marital plans. If you are seeking to establish or challenge paternity in Essex, Middlesex or Union counties, the Law Offices of John B. D’Alessandro can help. Call our offices in Union for assistance.
Sex Crimes
Under New Jersey’s Prevention of Domestic Violence Act of 1991, domestic violence can include any assault or sexual assault, as well as harassment, stalking and several other offenses, when they are committed by a current or former spouse, someone in a dating relationship, a member of the household, or someone who has impregnated the alleged victim or has a child in common with the alleged victim.
Assault
Restraining Order
The first line of defense to stop domestic violence is to go to court and obtain a temporary restraining order (TRO) which can prevent the alleged abuser from having any type of contact with the victim. A complaint can even be sworn out over the phone, so it is not even necessary to actually go to court to get a TRO.

Real Estate Litigation
The Law Offices of John B. D’Alessandro in Union concentrates in the areas of family law and real estate law in Union, Middlesex and Essex counties. Firm founder John B. D’Alessandro has over 20 years of experience across the entire spectrum of family law issues, from uncontested divorce cases to complex matters involving contentious child custody disputes or high net worth property division. In every case, we work diligently to resolve each client’s matter in the most positive and effective way possible.
Real Estate Transactions
The Law Offices of John B. D’Alessandro in Union represents buyers and sellers in residential and commercial real estate transactions in Newark, Woodbridge, Edison and throughout Union, Essex and Middlesex counties. We offer professional legal assistance at every stage of the purchase and sale or lease transaction, from negotiation to closing and beyond.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
We know that it is inevitable that disputes will sometimes arise regarding real property. Our litigation practice includes the resolution of land and property disputes, including boundary and property line disputes, easements, breach of contract, and landlord-tenant matters.

Personal Injury
In contrast, in one of the nine “community property” states (AZ, CA, ID, LA, NV, NM, TX, WA, WI; AK is opt-in), property is first characterized as community or separate property before it is divided. Generally, community property is any property that was acquired during the marriage, and it is owned equally by both spouses. Community property is divided fifty-fifty regardless of which spouse acquired it or earns a higher income. Separate property is typically all property acquired by only one spouse before marriage, or through a gift, inheritance or a personal injury award. As such, separate property is awarded entirely to the spouse to whom it belongs.

Foreclosure
Real property transactions are filed and recorded in the county where the property is located. Visit the Essex County Register, Middlesex County Land Records, or Union County Clerk’s Office to conduct title searches and view mortgages, deeds, equity loans, assignments, liens, foreclosures, mortgage cancellations and other documents dealing with real property transactions.
Tax Law
Information on property tax assessment can be found at the websites for the Essex County Tax Board, the Middlesex Tax Assessor, and the Union County Assessors and Collectors. Use these sites to conduct records searches, file tax appeals, request revaluations or reassessments, learn about tax deductions, and more.

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