I appreciate the time you are taking to explore and decide on the person who will work best with you. As a Monmouth County divorce attorney, I focus on family law matters in Monmouth and Ocean counties in New Jersey. Family law matters include divorce and separation, custody and child support, property distribution, premarital agreements and may also involve real estate transactions and estate planning documents.
Dealing with any these is stressful especially separation and divorce and more so when children are involved. I know from going through my own divorce and years of experience as an attorney and mediator that I can offer you ways to avoid the most traumatizing option-litigation.
You say that you want an uncontested divorce. You get the exact opposite by taking a path straight to litigation. You can only have an uncontested divorce if you go to court with an agreement. If you file for divorce, maybe even hoping to reach an agreement at some point, you will be financially and emotionally strained, if not, drained before you have that agreement. For most, it will be your worst choice.
The best choice is to select the process that can help you reach the best outcome for you and your family before you file in court. No process will be easy. It will be harder, though, if you automatically select litigation that promotes anger and retaliatory tactics when another process is better for you.
Before you move forward, learn about a Collaborative Divorce Process or Mediation. In either of these, you will find the opportunity for protections and solutions for the most difficult decisions with trained professionals. You can make durable decisions with less friction and less cost…and better suited for you and your family.
My objective is to help you determine the best process for you and help you achieve your goals.
Sincerely,
Anna-Maria Pittella
The decision to divorce is difficult. Before you select a process that makes it even more painful and becomes unnecessarily expensive, you owe it to yourself to explore all options as to how to divorce in Monmouth and Ocean counties. It is crucial to get information about your divorce alternatives as early as possible to find the best fit for you, your family, and finances.
If you are considering separation or divorce and would like to learn more about a collaborative divorce process or mediation, or other options that may be helpful, please contact Monmouth County divorce attorney Anna-Maria Pittella at 732-842-6939.
"Thank you for helping me make this a simple and straightforward {matter} and for your kindness during this transition in my life."
“I definitely would recommend mediation to a friend, colleague or family member. I found the information gathering to be highly effective. I experienced Anna Maria Pittella to be thorough and careful to address every question. In the end the divorce was accomplished without contentiousness.”
“Thank you for working with us and making this complicated process digestible. We also appreciated your manner during this time ..peppered with humor and compassion for our family, but kept us on task to complete the issues for the MOU.”
“Thank you for all your help, guidance and support in navigating a very difficult course. Your staff is great and you made this whole event something to be fared with dignity and respect, even a bit of humor when warranted. My heartfelt thanks”