Category Archives: Tanya L. Freeman

How Can I Keep My Divorce Out of Family Conversation? As a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I get questions all the time from clients regarding extended families and setting ground rules for them. As you navigate your journey to a divorce, inevitably in the extended family everyone’s going to have advice. Whether it’s your mother, […]

What Happens During a Divorce? As a Hudson County Divorce Attorney I will often receive questions regarding the overall divorce process.  The journey to a divorce has many phases. Initially someone’s drafting a complaint; someone’s filing a complaint. The other party’s responding. I’m often asked is it better to be the plaintiff or the defendant. […]

How Do I File for Divorce in New Jersey? As a proficient Essex County Divorce Attorney, I often get questions from clients about which county you can file for divorce in. Once we establish that you can file your divorce in the State of New Jersey, then we need to select the proper county in […]

Should We Divide Our Friends in a Divorce? As a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I get questions all the time from clients about dividing friends after divorce. Now that we’ve embarked on this journey of a divorce, are we really going to divide our friends? Legally you don’t have to, but does it happen as […]

How Should We Care for Our Children During the Divorce? As a Hudson County Divorce Lawyer, I get questions all the time from clients about what happens to children during the journey of divorce. One of the most difficult aspects of divorce are the cases that involve children. Whether the children are very young, in […]

What is the Divorce Discovery Phase? As a Essex County Divorce Attorney, I often get questions from clients regarding discovery and how it will affect them. Discovery is a very important part of every divorce and it is exactly what it sounds like. It’s an opportunity for you to discover things about your spouse and […]

What Questions Should I Ask My Divorce Attorney? As a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I often get asked from clients what are good questions to talk to your attorney about. There are many questions that you should ask in your consultation with an attorney, not just about the attorney’s experience, the experience in your particular […]

As a proficient Hudson County Divorce Attorney, I often get questions from clients about mediation, arbitration, and divorce and what makes them different. Mediation is not new to the world of divorce. People come to my office all the time and ask, “Do you mediate?” Almost every case at some point is going to be […]