High-Profile, Complex NJ Divorce Settlements and Rulings
At Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C., we work tirelessly to navigate our clients and their families through the divorce process and to protect what is most important to them. We educate our clients; give them the benefit of our decades of cutting-edge experience at the forefront of family law; work to achieve creative and amicable resolutions; and, when necessary, are powerful advocates in court to achieve the best result on their behalf. We focus our divorce practice on representing high net worth clients and have extensive experience representing leaders from a wide range of industries or their spouses.
Matrimonial and Family Law attorneys. Putting our clients’ families first
We regularly are part of successful, industry-defining cases that have shaped the landscape of family law in New Jersey. We have settled or tried to completion some of the largest divorce cases in the United States. We understand the complex financial issues that arise in significant financial divorce cases. For parenting and custody, our lawyers have decades of combined experience navigating the always evolving factual, expert and legal issues involving children in divorce. We know that nothing is more important to our clients than their children’s well-being.
Our litigators are highly skilled, prepared, and deeply knowledgeable about the clients we represent and their legal challenges. At Skoloff & Wolfe, we recognize that clients who are divorcing come to us to find solutions, not create problems. We strive to achieve results that will protect their children and their financial future, and we guard their privacy as if it was our own.
Guiding you through the complex process of divorce
For more than 60 years, Skoloff & Wolfe has represented clients in family law matters. We built our practice on honesty, trust, and responsiveness. Our commitment to transparency in matters of matrimonial and family law brings clarity to everything we do on behalf of our clients. We co-authored New Jersey Family Law Practice, a resource for family law that is relied upon by lawyers and judges across the state. Members of our firm have held leadership positions at family law associations locally and nationally. We use our depth of knowledge and experience to inform and guide our clients.
From the beginning of the process up until a judgement or settlement is reached, we work together with our clients to protect their rights and their children.
Expertise in complex high net worth divorce
Our attorneys regularly handle cases involving complex financial matters, ranging from business valuation, defense of pre-marital assets, and treatment of trusts in divorce. We have a depth of knowledge and experience in cases involving business owners, corporate executives, hedge fund and private equity firms, lawyers, doctors, real-estate owners, professional athletes and celebrities.
Your trusted advisor for all aspects of Family Law
As a full-service family law firm, we handle all aspects of:
- Separations and divorce.
- Child custody, including relocation, modifications, and paternity.
- Child support, including enforcement, modifications, and education support.
- Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements.
At Skoloff & Wolfe, we are empathetic toward our clients’ positions and we bring our knowledge, experience and insight to help each client identify their objectives and how to achieve them.
Questions about divorce? Contact us to begin
To begin a discussion with Skoloff & Wolfe and to learn how our representation can help with your family law and matrimonial matters, call 973.992.0900.
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Getting Started with the Divorce: What You Need to be Prepared
Richard F. Iglar gives insights into how to get started with divorce proceedings.
Only the Strong Survive: The Treatment of Survivorship Interests in Divorce
Jonathan W. Wolfe and Christopher McGann explain the treatment of survivorship interests in divorce.
How a Trust May Impact Your Divorce Case
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Richard F. Iglar provides information on how family businesses can be affected by divorce proceedings.
Deposition Practice: The New Jersey Experience
Unchartered Territory of Amending Prenuptial Agreements
Jonathan W. Wolfe and Thomas J. DeCataldo share their knowledge regarding the amendment of premarital agreements and the standards of review applied to them.
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The New Jersey Supreme Court heard arguments on whether a law requiring palimony agreements to be in writing bars enforcement of oral agreements that proceeded the law’s adoption. The American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers are seeking a reversal, represented by Richard Iglar of Skoloff and Wolfe, P.C.
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Jonathan W. Wolfe shares insights on retained earnings in the context of divorce.
Members on the Same Team—Forensic Accountants, Attorneys, and Clients
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Jonathan W. Wolfe and Michael A. Mosberg address why depositions go wrong and what practitioners can do to better prepare.
Prenuptial Agreements: Avoiding the Minefield
Building the Financial Aspects of a Divorce Case: Discovery and Analysis of Hidden Income and Assets
Jonathan W. Wolfe provides insights on the discovery of hidden income and assets in divorce.
