New Jersey Divorce Attorney

Bergen and Hudson County Divorce Lawyer

Law Offices of Jeffrey M. Bloom | West New York 

Going through a divorce may be one of the most traumatic events you will ever endure. Frequently, the process is highly emotional and issues are hotly contested. When children are involved, these emotions and issues are magnified and your divorce may become much more acrimonious and complicated.

General Information:

• Minimizing The Impact Of Divorce On Children
• What Is The Process For A Divorce Under New Jersey State Law?
• How Can I Prepare For An Impending Divorce?
• How Does The Process Of Divorce Work In New Jersey?
• What Are Reasons That Someone Would Seek A Post-Divorce Modification?
• Must I Have The Same Attorney Who Handled My Divorce Handle The Modification?
• How Do The Courts Handle The Division Of Debt In A Divorce?
• Is New Jersey A Joint Property State Or A Community Property State?

Jeffrey M. Bloom has more than two decades of experience helping individuals in the West New York, and Hudson County areas with divorce matters. He understands how difficult this can be for you and your family, and he will stand by your side every step of the way to ensure your divorce settlement reflects your best interests.

Children-Related Divorce Issues

When children are involved, custody and child support issues will be the most important areas of your divorce. Mr. Bloom understands how to put aside the bitterness involved in the process in order to ensure that the best interests of your children are addressed.

• Child custody
• Child visitation
• Child support

Finanial Considerations in Divorce

A divorce is not only the termination of a marriage, but also the dissolution of a financial partnership. As a result, there are many diverse issues to work out when crafting a divorce agreement. Your divorce must address:

• Equitable distribution of marital property
• Business valuation and ownership (if applicable)
• Support and alimony arrangements

Additional Divorce Information

• Legal separation
• Post-divorce actions
• Divorce mediation

The best way to learn about your rights and options is to speak to Mr. Bloom in person. Please call (855) 208-3650 today to schedule an initial consultation.

Uncontested vs Contested Divorce

An uncontested divorce means that both parties agree on how to resolve all the issues. By contrast, a contested divorce involves a lawsuit tried before a judge. Because a contested divorce can be an expensive proceeding, our law firm tries alternatives, such as divorce mediation, to help the parties come to an agreement on as many issues as possible, leaving only the unresolved questions to be decided by the judge. Mediation during a divorce can save money, reduce stress and anger, and allow the parties to focus on the issues that are truly important to them.

Superior Divorce Representation

For more than 20 years, Jeffrey M. Bloom has chosen to make divorce and family law the primary focus of his practice. He is committed to delivering the highly personalized representation you deserve, allowing you to focus on healing after this difficult time in your life.

Mr. Bloom always works hard to settle your divorce. In order to avoid the increased financial expense and emotional trauma of litigation, he has developed a strong ability to sit down with both parties to help put aside their differences. By doing so, he hopes to help achieve an agreement that will be beneficial to everyone involved.

However, there are also many instances where settling out of court is not in the best interest of his clients. In these instances, Mr. Bloom is prepared to fight aggressively in court to bring your divorce to a successful conclusion through litigation.

Contact Divorce Attorney Jeffrey M. Bloom

For assistance with your family law matter including divorce or child custody in New Jersey, contact our West New York law office. Attorney Jeffrey M. Bloom has been serving the people of northern New Jersey since 1988 –  call (855) 208-3650.