Bergen County Divorce Attorneys
Custody · Child Support · Property Division
New Jersey is an equitable distribution state, meaning marital assets are divided fairly but not necessarily 50-50. The court considers many factors in determining what is “fair,” including length of the marriage, earning power of each spouse, contributions to raising a family, and whether one spouse supported the other in building a successful business or obtaining a degree or special training.
The Bergen County divorce attorneys of Klein & Radol, LLC provide aggressive and diligent representation. We ensure our clients receive a fair share in the division of property, and that the other spouse is forthcoming about income and expenses for child support and alimony guidelines.
Divorce and Family Law Services
Family matters can be hotly contested. Our Bergen County divorce attorneys offer a pragmatic approach and creative solutions to the complex issues of children, property, and separating couples:
- Separation and dissolution
- Property settlement agreements (PSA)
- Child custody and visitation
- Child support and alimony
- Adoption
- Paternity
- Prenuptial agreements
- Domestic partnership agreements
- Post-judgment modifications
- Enforcement of child support
Experience and Insight
Roger Radol has practiced for 21 years. His extensive experience in accounting and business law offers a distinct advantage in identifying, locating and dividing marital assets. He is adept at business valuations and determining the worth of real estate, retirement accounts and other marital property.
In a recent landmark decision, Mr. Radol established the right of payees to have interest added to their child support collections accounts. (Pryce v. Scharff) In prior cases, Mr. Radol established the right to attach estate proceeds to pay off overdue alimony. (Miko v. Miko)
Mr. Radol has also served as an Early Settlement Panelist for more than 15 years. He is appointed by the chief judges in Bergen County and Hudson County to hear preliminary issues in divorces before they reach trial court. This mediation process usually leads to settlement and cuts down on the number of divorce trials.
From a practical standpoint, our lawyers prefer to save our client’s money and reach a workable settlement. We utilize our extensive business and accounting experience to insure the fair and equitable handling of cases, and if necessary, aggressively proceed to trial. Contact our Bergen County divorce attorneys today to schedule a free initial consultation.
Bergen County Divorce Attorney
New Jersey Division of Property Lawyer
Bergen County divorce attorney providing divorce, division of property, alimony guidelines, dissolution of marriage, child support guidelines, and child custody legal services throughout New Jersey.
