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Day Pitney LLP

  • 8 Sylvan Way, Parsippany, NJ 07054-3801

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  • 2001 US Highway 46, Ste. 310, Parsippany, NJ 07054-1315

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This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

My wife is seeking a divorce which i have no problem with however her grounds are Adultery which I have not. we have no children and we live together

Bari Zell Weinberger
Answered by attorney Bari Zell Weinberger
Divorce lawyer at Weinberger Divorce Family Law Group, LLC
Thank you for your question, I will be happy to assist. Adultery is grounds for divorce in NJ, however, it will not impact the overall outcome of the distribution of marital property unless there were dissipation of assets that benefited the adulterous relationship. At the end of the day, the divorce can still be granted for adultery, but your property will still be equitably distributed. It would be wise to contact an experienced family law attorney to answer any specific questions that you may have. 
Thank you for your question, I will be happy to assist. Adultery is grounds for divorce in NJ, however, it will not impact the overall outcome of the distribution of marital property unless there were dissipation of assets that benefited the adulterous relationship. At the end of the day, the divorce can still be granted for adultery, but your property will still be equitably distributed. It would be wise to contact an experienced family law attorney to answer any specific questions that you may have. 
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How do I nicely tell my attorney that he is billing me for ridiculous things in a way that he will cancel the charges?

Oscar Ernesto Toscano
Answered by attorney Oscar Ernesto Toscano (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at Oscar E. Toscano, Attorney at Law
Lawyers bill on an hourly basis. Our knowledge and expertise is conveyed by time spent. My computer program allows me to bill on 1/10 of an hour basis. This means that from 0-6 minutes, it will be billed at 1/10th of an hour. If I read a lot of emails at the same time, I will exercise my own judgment and compile the charge as "Review of emails" and charge for one period of time. I see a lot of lawyers billing on 1/4 of an hour basis. In other words, they would bill you for 15 minutes and not for 1/10th of an hour. His manner of billing is within the practice of what I see. If you have a good relationship with your lawyer, simply ask him if he would consider giving you a discount. Most lawyers appreciate clients that pay on time and will work discounts on their bills. I know I do.
Lawyers bill on an hourly basis. Our knowledge and expertise is conveyed by time spent. My computer program allows me to bill on 1/10 of an hour basis. This means that from 0-6 minutes, it will be billed at 1/10th of an hour. If I read a lot of emails at the same time, I will exercise my own judgment and compile the charge as "Review of emails" and charge for one period of time. I see a lot of lawyers billing on 1/4 of an hour basis. In other words, they would bill you for 15 minutes and not for 1/10th of an hour. His manner of billing is within the practice of what I see. If you have a good relationship with your lawyer, simply ask him if he would consider giving you a discount. Most lawyers appreciate clients that pay on time and will work discounts on their bills. I know I do.
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Can I negotiate attorney fees as part of the settlement in divroce case?

Diana L. Anderson
Answered by attorney Diana L. Anderson
Divorce lawyer at Diana L. Anderson
you can always try to negotiate the fees, but please understand that the lawyer probably gave you an hourly rate, and the fees represent all of the timethat the lawyer worked on your case, and was therefore not working on other cases.  the fee represents not just the hours, but also the commitment to complete your matter.  If you owe that much in fees, it means the lawyer has been working without pay this whole time.   
you can always try to negotiate the fees, but please understand that the lawyer probably gave you an hourly rate, and the fees represent all of the timethat the lawyer worked on your case, and was therefore not working on other cases.  the fee represents not just the hours, but also the commitment to complete your matter.  If you owe that much in fees, it means the lawyer has been working without pay this whole time.   
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