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New Jersey Asset Protection Planning Lawyer

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Timing and compliance with legal requirements are everything when you seek to protect your assets against circumstances involving lawsuits, creditors, divorce, and judgments. There is a wide range of techniques one can employ with asset protection planning, but the list of tactics that may apply to your specific situation is probably quite short. Plus, you need to make absolutely sure to steer clear of any issues that could amount to fraud or criminal contempt. The asset protection planning legal team at Giro Attorneys at Law, LLC has extensive experience assisting Bergen County, New Jersey clients with safeguarding their financial futures. We know that a custom-tailored approach is critical, so our strategy starts with assessing assets, risk, comfort level, and individual needs. Our lawyers have the knowledge to provide you with asset protection planning options, while ensuring that you avoid negative legal implications. Safeguard Your Interests in Property with Wise P...
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Estate Litigation Attorneys in New Jersey

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In a perfect world, everyone would die with a will, trust, or other ironclad estate plan that leaves no opportunity for family members, creditors, or other interested parties to contest estate administration. Because this is not always the case, many people will find themselves embroiled in estate litigation when a loved one passes. Though you may have rights to an estate as an heir or beneficiary, you may be reluctant to pursue them because of the complexity of these cases. Our lawyers at Giro Attorneys at Law, LLC empathize with your situation, which is why we are aggressive in protecting the interests of Bergen County, New Jersey clients in estate litigation cases. We have represented clients occupying various roles in an estate administration dispute, and we will fight to enforce your rights, as well. Strong Representation in Tough Estate Disputes There are multiple parties involved with estate administration under New Jersey law and numerous disputes that may ...
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Lawyers for New Jersey High Net Worth Divorce Cases

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Lawyers for New Jersey High Net Worth Divorce Cases Ending your marriage is already a difficult, emotionally charged process, but it can be even more complicated in the case of a high net worth divorce. When you and your spouse have accumulated considerable assets in both real estate and personal property, it can be challenging to work out a fair asset division as required by New Jersey divorce laws . Plus, there are complex legal rules regarding spousal support, otherwise known as alimony. Unless you have a knowledgeable, skilled attorney on your side, you put your legal rights at risk. Our lawyers at Giro Attorneys at Law, LLC are the experienced, committed counsel you need to aggressively protect your interests in a New Jersey high net worth divorce. We have been serving clients in Bergen County, NJ and the surrounding region for decades, so you can feel confident that you are putting your divorce case in good hands. Serving You in Complex Asset Division and Spousal...
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Highest Court Changes Standard for Divorced Parent Wanting to Leave NJ

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A New Jersey Supreme Court set a new standard last year for when a divorced parent can relocate to a new state. The new standard overturns two decades of precedent and now focuses on whether the move would be in the “best interest of the child.” The new standard adopted by the New Jersey court now uniformly applies the “best interest of the child” standard to all family law matters dealing with children and child custody. Historically, courts have been reluctant to allow a parent to move a child out-of-state and further away from the non-custodial parent. Concerned that the child’s relationship with the non-custodial parent would deteriorate, the New Jersey Supreme Court set a fairly high bar for parents seeking to relocate their children. Baures and the No Harm to the Child Standard That changed in 2001 when the New Jersey Supreme Court revisited the issue in Baures v. Lewis . The New Jersey court reasoned that focusing exclusively on the well-being of the child was short-s...
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