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At Thakkar Family Law, we understand that divorce and family law matters are deeply personal and emotionally challenging. Whether navigating a divorce, a custody battle, or another complex family issue, we will guide you every step of the way.
During divorce, it is easy to feel adrift and overwhelmed, but you do not have to navigate the challenges alone. At Thakkar Family Law, we provide compassionate support to help you navigate this difficult time and comprehensive guidance to make well-informed decisions for your future. Your best interests and those of your children are our top priority. We ensure your rights are protected throughout the divorce process, from start to finish.
We understand that decisions regarding family law matters can have lasting effects. With a focus on personalized service and extensive knowledge and experience, we listen to your concerns, understand your goals, and develop a tailored strategy to protect your rights and your family’s future as best we can.
Divorce leads to a new beginning, and it is about you and your future. We believe in working collaboratively with clients to ensure their voices are heard and that they are an integral part of the process.
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Deciding to move out of the marital home during a divorce is often a difficult and emotional choice. Many spouses feel pressure to leave to reduce conflict, for safety reasons, or simply to begin moving forward with their lives. However, leaving the shared home before your divorce is finalized in New Jersey can have serious…
Social media is part of daily life, and for many people, Facebook is where they share updates, photos, and opinions. During a divorce, however, what you post online can have serious consequences. New Jersey courts allow social media activity to be used as evidence, and even seemingly harmless posts can affect disputes over property, finances,…
Discovering that your spouse has disappeared leaves not only emotional stress but also legal uncertainty, especially when you wish to dissolve your marriage. In New Jersey, having a missing spouse does not stop the divorce process. The law provides a clear path to moving forward—even when one spouse cannot be located. Understanding what steps are…