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Tanya Freeman
Resolving issues vital to your child’s future Child custody can be one of the most difficult issues a parent faces during divorce. Tanya L. Freeman is dedicated to protecting your rights to raise your child in a healthy, thriving environment. Freeman represents families in New Jersey in all aspects of child custody and visitation, including: Primary and joint custody arrangements Visitation…
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Dedicated to your children’s well-being Parents must consider not only how divorce affects them, but also how it affects their children — both emotionally and financially. Practicing in a variety of aspects in family law, Tanya L. Freeman can provide guidance to you as you develop a child support arrangement. Tanya L. Freeman has helped parents to: Understand child support guidelines Litigate child support issues…
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Helping you move forward after divorce The end of a marriage is often a highly emotional and legally complex experience. If you have made the decision to end your marriage, it is important to discuss your situation with an attorney who will walk you through every step in the process and advocate for a fair and equitable resolution. Tanya L. Freeman and her team of…
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As a New Jersey Child Custody Attorney, I am often asked if a parent can travel to another country with their children. International travel can be addressed in a settlement agreement. If there is concern that one parent might flee the jurisdiction with the children, a parent may consider obtaining a court order preventing international travel while the divorce is pending.…
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Ensuring Your Interests Are Protected When you and your spouse divorce, there are a number of decisions you need to make that will have a long-term impact on your standard of living. One of the decisions the New Jersey courts can make on behalf of those involved is whether or not you are required to provide or receive alimony, regular monetary…
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I am often asked, as a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, what to do if you are served with divorce papers. If a process server or sheriff came has served you with a divorce complaint, you will have 35 days to file a response. Your response may be in the form of an Answer, an Answer and Counterclaim or a Notice…
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I am often asked as a New Jersey Divorce Attorney, what will happen to the children during the divorce process? You and your spouse are often best suited to know your children the best and know what is best for them. Mediation is a good choice when it comes to divorce and children. You will want to provide the children…
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Clients often come to me as a New Jersey Divorce Attorney and ask, “how much does a divorce cost?” The answer will be based on how much time is actually spent on your case. This will vary depending on whether the case is resolved through mediation vs a trial. Are you looking to start the divorce process, but want to know…
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What are the most frequently asked questions during a consultation for divorce? Questions regarding the divorce process from start to finish. The differences between mediation and litigation, and what percentage of cases go to trial. What opportunities exist to resolve the case without spending time in court. Are you considering divorce and wondering what information you need to get started?…
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Do you have children and are fighting for custody? Don’t make these mistakes and ruin your claim. Call our New Jersey lawyer to get started. Best Form of Child Custody for Your Family Parents generally begin by considering how they will share legal and physical custody of their children. One parent may be designated the parent of primary residence –…
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As a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, clients often ask me what they should bring to a consultation. Download Our Free Divorce Guide Helpful items you may want to bring include salary information, as well as general details regarding your assets and liabilities. Are you going to meet an attorney for divorce and want to know what you should bring? Contact…
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As a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, clients often ask what to do once they have filed for divorce. Download Our Free Divorce Guide After filing for divorce, depending on the circumstances in your case, you may need to begin gathering your financial records to complete a process known as discovery. You may also begin to engage in different forms of…
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As a New Jersey Divorce Attorney, I am regularly asked about mediation. Download Our Free Divorce Guide During the divorce process, mediation occurs for custody as well as financial issues. Your attorney can guide you through how to prepare for mediation as well as what to expect if the issues are not resolved. Are you contemplating divorce and have questions…
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What You Need to Know About New Jersey Domestic Violence Laws A single charge of domestic violence in New Jersey can have a devastating effect on your life. It’s important that you know and understand New Jersey domestic violence laws. The Definition of Domestic Violence in New Jersey In New Jersey, domestic violence is defined by law as the…
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As a New Jersey Child Support Lawyer, clients often come in and ask how they handle paying for their child’s car insurance after a divorce. Don’t neglect those very important family details, such as a child who is approaching the age when he or she becomes eligible to get a driving permit. When that happens, car insurance may be a…
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