Tune Law Group, LLC is proud to announce that Stephanie H. Fulton, Esq. has been honored with the 2025 Hunterdon County Bar Association (HCBA) Rising Star Award. The award is presented to an HCBA member under age 40 or in practice less than 10 years who has made significant contributions to the local legal community[…] Read More
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Protecting Your Rights: Legal Malpractice in New Jersey Divorce Cases
When you hire a lawyer, you trust them to act in your best interests, uphold ethical standards, and provide competent representation. Unfortunately, some attorneys fail to meet these obligations, causing significant harm to their clients. If you have suffered financial loss or legal setbacks due to an attorney’s negligence, you may have a valid claim[…] Read More
What Are the Different Types of Alimony in New Jersey?
Alimony, also known as spousal support, is financial assistance paid by one spouse to the other after separation or divorce. It is designed to reduce economic disparities that arise when one spouse is financially dependent on the other and to help both parties transition to post-divorce life. In New Jersey, alimony awards are based on[…] Read More
Divorce Due to Mental Health Issues
When mental health challenges arise in a marriage, the strain can significantly alter the dynamic between spouses. Mental illness may affect communication, emotional stability, financial obligations, and the general ability to participate in the relationship. Although many individuals live fulfilling lives while managing mental health conditions, persistent or untreated issues can lead one or both[…] Read More
HIPAA Violations in Divorce: What You Need to Know
When a divorce moves beyond division of assets to matters involving health information, privacy laws play a critical role. The best-known is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), which protects sensitive medical data from unauthorized disclosure. During the dissolution of a marriage, spouses or their legal representatives may request access to medical records[…] Read More
Can Medical Records Be Subpoenaed During Divorce in New Jersey?
Medical records can become part of the divorce process in certain situations, typically to support claims related to spousal support, child custody, or division of marital assets. Although medical privacy laws are restrictive, there are circumstances in which a court may allow records to be subpoenaed. Medical records are protected under federal privacy laws, including[…] Read More
Can Medical Records Be Subpoenaed in Child Custody Cases in New Jersey?
In New Jersey, medical records can be subpoenaed during child custody disputes, but only under specific circumstances and with court approval. Medical records can be a powerful form of evidence during custody proceedings, but are not entered into court proceedings lightly. Medical records are protected by federal privacy laws under the Health Insurance Portability and[…] Read More
What Parents Need to Know About the Impact of Relocation on Child Custody?
Relocating as a parent can be a life-changing decision, often involving better job opportunities, family support, or new beginnings. However, when child custody orders are already in place, relocation becomes more than a logistical matter—it becomes a legal one. Parents considering a move must understand how such a change can impact custody arrangements, co-parenting dynamics,[…] Read More
What Is the Impact of Remarriage and Cohabitation on Alimony in New Jersey?
Alimony, or spousal support, serves as a financial bridge for individuals transitioning from marriage to single life, ensuring that a lower-earning spouse can maintain a standard of living similar to that enjoyed during the marriage. In New Jersey, the dynamics of alimony can be significantly influenced by the subsequent life choices of the recipient, particularly[…] Read More
How to Handle Disputes Over Child Custody?
Child custody disputes can be one of the most stressful and emotional aspects of a divorce. Parents want what is best for their children, but disagreements about custody arrangements can lead to conflict and contentious court battles. Preparation and understanding of the legal processes can help you resolve custody disputes and achieve a favorable outcome[…] Read More