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Reversing trial court and holding, in case of first impression, that Konzelman cohabitation provisions that terminate alimony are enforceable even after the “cohabitation” ends.
Reversing trial court that allowed children to be relocated to Utah.
Einhorn Barbarito is pleased to announce that 15 attorneys from the firm were selected for inclusion in the 2016 New Jersey Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists published by Thomson Reuters. Michael R. Ascher, Patricia M. Barbarito, Andrew S. Berns, Gary R. Botwinick, Bonnie C. Frost, Stephen P. Haller, Christopher […]
Einhorn Barbarito recently announced the appointment of four new partners effective January 1, 2016: Jhanice V. Domingo, Cimmerian A. Morgan, Timothy J. Ford, and Matheu D. Nunn. “We are very proud to announce the appointment of our new partners,” says Patricia M. Barbarito, Managing Partner at Einhorn Barbarito. “Each one […]
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