Family Law
13 MarFifteen Mandelbaum Salsburg Attorneys Named to the 2020 Super Lawyers List and Two to Rising Stars
Mandelbaum Salsburg is pleased to announce that fifteen of our attorneys have been selected by their peers as New Jersey Super Lawyers* for 2020. Each year, no more than five percent of the lawyers in the state of New Jersey are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor. In addition, the Firm is excited to announce that two of our attorneys were named to the Rising Stars list for 2020, which recognizes the top up-and-coming attorneys age 40 or under or who are in practice for 10 years or less. Each year, no more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor. This year's Mandelbaum Salsburg Super Lawyers include:...
January 16, 2020David Carton Interviewed by Sarah Lee Kessler from NBC News Radio on "Divorce Month"
David Carton, Co-Chair of our Matrimonial and Family Law Practice Group was interviewed by Sarah Lee Kessler, Health Anchor from NBC News Radio on why January is dubbed "Divorce Month." Click here to listen to the full interview....
April 16, 2019Lynne Strober Named to the 2019 National Law Journal List of Family Law Trailblazers
We are proud to announce that Lynne Strober, Co-Chair of Mandelbaum Salsburg's Family Law Practice Group, has been named to the 2019 National Law Journal's List of Family Law Trailblazers. The National Law Journal accepted nominations from all around the nation and narrowed their list down to 14 individuals who through their hard work and determination, have helped their clients during what is often one of the most difficult times in their lives. Congratulations Lynne on this well deserved honor!...
December 14, 2018Lynne Strober Comments on Alimony Deduction Changes Coming Soon in Recent NJ.com Article
Mandelbaum Salsburg Family Law Co-Chair Lynne Strober talks about alimony deduction changes coming soon and why some couples are speeding up their divorce while alimony is still deductible. Click here to read what Lynne and other experts have to say in this informative nj.com article....
23 OctFamily Law Co-Chair Lynne Strober to Speak at November 15th Second Saturday's Divorce Workshop
Have questions about or considering a divorce? Curious about the legal, financial psychological and social issues of "untying the knot"? Join Mandelbaum Salsburg Family Law Co-Chair Lynne Strober on Thursday, November 15th from 11:00 - 1:30 at the Park Avenue Club in Florham Park where she'll answer questions and present on legal issues for Second Saturday's Divorce Workshop. This wonderful group provides support, information and hope to those considering a divorce. To learn more or register, visit www.secondsaturdaysNJ.com or contact 908-766-4171....
September 25, 2018Lynne Strober and David Carton Discuss Post-Complaint Earnings in a NJLJ Article
Family Law Co-Chairs Lynne Strober and David Carton discuss post-complaint earnings and the marital lifestyle's effect on alimony in a New Jersey Law Journal article. Click here to read more....
September 24, 2018Lynne Strober Was Interviewed By Realtor.com About Dividing Property For Unmarried Couples After a Split
Family Law Co-Chair Lynne Strober was recently interviewed by realtor.com about how unmarried couples divide property after they split up! Check out what Lynne and other experts have to say here....
September 12, 2018Lynne Strober and Jennifer Presti Authored an Article for New Jersey Family Lawyer Magazine
Mandelbaum Salsburg's Family Law Co-Chair Lynne Strober, Associate Jennifer E. Presti and Joan D'Uva, Partner at EisnerAmper LLP, recently authored an article for New Jersey Family Lawyer Magazine. The article discusses identifying and valuing Intellectual Property and intangible assets during divorce. The article begins on page 28....
August 28, 2018Recent Cases That Protect LGBTQ Rights
As a Firm that supports LGBTQ individuals, we are excited to share two case studies from Family Lawyer Magazine that help to establish precedents which protect their rights. In both of these cases same-sex couples rights were being undermined under the guise of "religious liberty."...