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Calling All Middlesex County Women Lawyers!!

Lauren A. Miceli, Esq., Partner at Arndt, Sutak & Miceli is expanding the Women Lawyers Section of the Middlesex County Bar Association. Read her message to the County Bar Association below! We are re-energizing our Women Lawyers Section (WLS) and are contacting you because the

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Alimony
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How are Alimony Issues Decided in NJ Family Court?

One of the most common issues decided in divorce litigation is alimony, otherwise known as spousal support. The purpose of alimony is to provide a financially dependent spouse with enough funds necessary to maintain the “marital lifestyle,” or the standard of living a married couple

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Annulment
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Annulment vs. Divorce – What’s Right for You?

Annulment and divorce are two legal methods used to terminate a marriage. One of the biggest differences between annulment and divorce is that an annulment operates as though your marriage never existed, while on the other hand, a divorce ends a preexisting marriage. This blog

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ASM Partner Published on Building Professional Relationships

Lauren A. Miceli, Esq. recently published an article in the The Middlesex County Bar Association Monthly Newsletter, September 2023 Edition, Volume 38, Number 1 titled “What Law School Didn’t Teach Me About Building Professional Relationships.” The full newsletter can be found here.

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Domestic Violence Resources

A victim of domestic violence has the right to seek a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO), along with a criminal complaint. A TRO is an order that is issued by a judge to protect the victim from the defendant. A judge is required to tailor the

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Grandparent Visitation – A Difficult Case to Make

ASM Partner, Lauren A. Miceli, Esq. recently authored an article on Grandparent Visitation cases published in the New Jersey Family Lawyer. It is, unfortunately, a difficult case to present and to win given the state of the law and what is required of grandparents to

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