If you and your spouse are in the process of getting a divorce, a range of issues will need to be addressed and resolved, such as custody, spousal support, child support, and the distribution of marital property. When it comes to property distribution, there are two types of property you should know. Separate property includes[…] Read More
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Alimony Laws in New Jersey
Going through a divorce can feel overwhelming in all sorts of ways—and dealing with alimony or spousal support certainly adds financial strain to the mix. Our experienced and compassionate divorce lawyers at Tune Law Group, LLC have helped clients from all over New Jersey navigate divorce settlements and alimony. We are here to help you[…] Read More
Navigating Child Custody Arrangements After Divorce
Dealing with a divorce can feel overwhelming—when children are involved, it is a different story altogether. How do you properly fulfill your obligations while navigating the legal circumstances of divorce? At Tune Law Group, LLC, we understand how exhausting the process can be. We are here to help you by providing parenting plans, tips for[…] Read More
Daniel B. Tune, Esq. Recognized by NAFLA; Named on the New Jersey Top 10 Family Law Attorneys List
Tune Law Group, LLC is pleased to announce that Managing Partner Daniel B. Tune, Esq. has made the New Jersey “Top 10 Family Law Attorneys” list, a prestigious recognition by the National Academy of Family Law Attorneys (NAFLA). Established in 2013, NAFLA is dedicated to discovering and recognizing top-rated family law attorneys in each state[…] Read More
Who Pays for Summer Activities After Divorce?
As the summer begins, parents of young children are often tasked with scheduling activities to keep their kids active and entertained. Whether that means summer camp, a team sport, or vacations, there are several things to consider, from scheduling each activity to the cost. This can become particularly challenging when parents are divorced, and they[…] Read More
Can Infidelity Affect Divorce?
New Jersey recognizes both fault-based and no-fault divorces. However, most spouses pursue no-fault divorces, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason for the dissolution of the marriage. In fault-based divorces, you must provide evidence proving your grounds. Adultery is a common fault-based ground for divorce. However, infidelity will likely have minimal effect on the legal aspects[…] Read More
What Are Common Examples of Legal Malpractice?
Knowing common examples of legal malpractice is crucial for understanding your rights and ensuring that your attorney provides proper representation. It also helps you recognize potential red flags in legal services, thereby protecting you from inadequate or unethical legal practices. Common examples of legal malpractice are listed below. Missing Key Deadlines In any legal case,[…] Read More
Can a Spouse Refuse a Divorce?
In the best-case scenario, you and your spouse reached an agreement and proceeded to an uncontested divorce under New Jersey law. However, spouses often do not agree to the terms of the divorce. Your spouse does not have the legal right to refuse a divorce. You always have access to the court system, where a[…] Read More
Raritan Legal Malpractice Lawyers
When you enlist the services of a lawyer, you trust them to navigate the complexities of your case, understanding that its outcome can significantly impact your financial stability and future. However, not every attorney possesses the necessary skills for this task. An attorney may be held accountable for legal malpractice if they lack familiarity with[…] Read More
How Do I Sue My Lawyer for Malpractice?
You may end up shocked and dismayed when you find out the attorney you trusted with your case has failed you. Attorneys have professional obligations and owe you certain duties under the law once you hire them to represent you. If your lawyer has caused you damage because they acted unreasonably under the circumstances, you[…] Read More