Tune Law Group, LLC is pleased to announce the addition of Partner Charles C. Rifici, Esq. and Paralegal Emma E. Florin to the firm. Both bring extensive family law experience, along with the skill and dedication to further strengthen the firm’s growing practice and serve clients. Charles C. Rifici, Esq. Joins as Partner Charles C.[…] Read More
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What Is the Difference Between Divorce and Separation?
Key Takeaways: Our Whitehouse divorce lawyers at Tune Law Group, LLC can help spouses understand the difference between divorce and separation in New Jersey. When a marriage is struggling, some spouses know they want to end it, while others need time apart before making a final decision. The right path depends on finances, children, housing,[…] Read More
How Artificial Intelligence Affects Divorce Cases
Key Takeaways: Our Flemington divorce lawyers at Tune Law Group, LLC can help New Jersey spouses understand how artificial intelligence may affect divorce, custody, support, property division, and digital evidence. Artificial intelligence is now part of everyday life. People use it to draft messages, summarize documents, organize finances, research legal questions, and manage smart home[…] Read More
Destruction of Property in a Divorce
Key Takeaways: Our Whitehouse divorce lawyers at Tune Law Group, LLC can help spouses understand what may happen when anger, fear, or frustration leads to property destruction during a divorce. Breaking furniture, throwing away belongings, damaging a vehicle, destroying electronics, or selling items without consent can create problems in a New Jersey divorce case. In[…] Read More
What Is Joint Legal Child Custody?
“Joint legal child custody” means both parents share the right to make major decisions about their child’s life after a divorce. In New Jersey, these decisions usually involve education, health care, religion, and general welfare. Joint legal custody is different from “physical custody,” which focuses on where the child lives and how parenting time is[…] Read More
How Is Debt Divided in a New Jersey Divorce?
Divorce often raises questions about property, but debts are just as important. Mortgages, credit cards, car loans, and other financial obligations accumulated during a marriage must be addressed before a divorce can be finalized. In New Jersey, the process of dividing debt follows the same legal principles used for dividing property. For spouses in Flemington[…] Read More
What Is Shared Legal Custody?
“Shared legal custody” means both parents share responsibility for major decisions about their child’s life. In New Jersey, those decisions usually involve education, medical care, religion, and general welfare. It is separate from parenting time, so a parent may share legal custody even if the child lives mainly with the other parent. For parents in[…] Read More
What Are Irreconcilable Differences in Divorce?
When a marriage reaches a point where it can no longer continue, many spouses in Whitehouse and throughout New Jersey file for divorce based on “irreconcilable differences.” This is a common “no-fault” ground that allows spouses to end a marriage without placing blame on either party. Understanding what irreconcilable differences mean under New Jersey law[…] Read More
Stephanie H. Fulton, Esq. Selected to the 2026 New Jersey Rising Stars List
Tune Law Group, LLC is pleased to announce that Partner Stephanie H. Fulton, Esq. has been selected to the 2026 New Jersey Super Lawyers Rising Stars list for her work in family law. Ms. Fulton represents clients in complex matrimonial, custody, and domestic violence matters, guiding clients through some of the most sensitive and challenging[…] Read More
Creating a Suitable Environment for Family and Kids Post-Divorce
Divorce changes the structure of a family, but it does not change a parent’s responsibility to provide stability and support. In Whitehouse, New Jersey, many parents focus on custody schedules during divorce proceedings, yet the real adjustment often begins afterward. Creating a suitable environment for children post-divorce requires emotional consistency, clear boundaries, respectful co-parenting, and[…] Read More