There’s a new collaborative law group in town Joseph Noto Bergen County collaborative divorce attorney
Joseph Noto, a Bergen County collaborative divorce attorney, says that there is a new collaborative law group in town and it is called “Collaborative Divorce Association of North Jersey. Joseph Noto is a co-founder and member of the Board of Directors of this Association. The group’s President is Larry Esposito. The Association will be serving clients in North New […]
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Joseph Noto, a bergen county divorce lawyer, said that this week, the Assembly Judiciary Committee met and voted unanimously to release AJR-32, which creates an alimony law study commission. The following groups testified in support of the resolution: NJS Bar Association Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) NJ Coalition for Battered Women Hispanic Bar […]
Annual Retreat North Jersey Collaborative Law Group Joseph Noto collaborative divorce lawyer
Joseph Noto, a Bergen County collaborative divorce lawyer with the North Jersey Collaborative Law Group, attended the group’s annual retreat. The subject was “NARRATIVE UNDERSTANDING” and the facilitators were Danielle Spencer and Abby Rosmarin. Joseph Noto said that In the workshop the group explored what is a narrative, why we create them, and how they work […]
NJFCLA bill update Bergen County Collaborative divorce Lawyers Joseph C. Noto
Joseph C. Noto, a Bergen County collaborative divorce lawyer, wants his blog viewers to know that on December 19, 2013A-4586 was introduced in the New Jersey State Legislature. The bill is sponsored by Asm. Patrick Diegnan (D-South Plainfield) Deputy Speaker/Parliamentarian and sponsor of the Uniform Mediation Act and the act that created a cause of action for […]
Same Sex Marriage Bill Joseph Noto Bergen County divorce lawyer
Bergen County divorce lawyer, Joseph C. Noto, wants to update his bloggers as to the present bill regarding same sex marriages in NJ. A bill that would etch into statute the right of same-sex couples to marry in New Jersey is on a fast track in the state Senate. The bill, S-3109, scheduled for a […]
Grandparents Visitation rights bill Bergen County divorce lawyers Joseph Noto
Joseph Noto, a Bergen County divorce lawyer, wants grandparents and siblings to know about the Bill regarding grandparents’ visitation rights and the potential high hurdles it may impose on grandparents. The New Jersey Law Journal on December 2, 2013 reports that: “Legislation that would toughen New Jersey’s statutory standards for granting visitation rights to grandparents, […]
Bergen County Divorce Lawyer Joseph Noto update on Alimony Reform bill
Bergen county divorce lawyer, Joseph Noto, furnishes and updae n the alimony reform bill. There was an aticle in the New jersey Law Journal which Address the concerns on the Alimony reform bill which Mr. Noto believes his viewers would be interested in. It provides: “N.J. Alimony Reform Measure Is Panned by Family Lawyers” Mary […]
Joseph Noto Collaborative divorce Lawyer Advance training session
Bergen County Collaborative divorce lawyer, Joseph Noto, presented to a group of collaborative trained professionals advance training on the use of a “facilatator model” when conducting a collaborative divorce. Joseph Noto explained that in his opinion this is the best model to use in a collaborative divorce. A team of two (2) collaboratively trained attorneys, […]
Groupon Ad Lawyers Joseph Noto Divorce Lawyer Bergen County
Bergen County divorce lawyer, Joseph C. Noto, wants potential clients looking for a divorce to be aware of false advertising in “groupon” ads. Lawyers tempted to use Groupon or similar coupon services as lures for clients got reassurance on Monday that they won’t be violating ethics rules, provided the deals are carefully structured. An American […]
Same Sex Marriage in NJ Joseph C. Noto famly law attorney
Family Law Attorney Joseph C. Noto wants you to know that the New Jersey Supreme Court on Friday refused to issue a stay while the state attorney general appeals a judge’s ruling that allows same-sex marriage. The court said the state had not shown a reasonable probability it would succeed on the appeal, nor that […]