Last week on March 24th Attorney Rajeh Saadeh joined a panel of experts speaking on New Jersey public policy changes and updates amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic. Run by the Council on American-Islamic Relations, Attorney Saadeh was joined by Staci Berger and Civil Rights attorney Nina Rossi to discuss changing legislation, policy updates, and civil rights in relation to housing & community development.
Attorney Rajeh Saadeh Participates in COVID-19 Legal Taskforce Roundtable
New Jersey home buying and selling: halted by COVID-19?
So much about everyday life that we simply take for granted has dramatically changed recently, hasn't it?
New Jersey divorce during a health pandemic: Is it possible?
"We know how difficult divorce can be."
A key element affecting the contours of family law
The practiced legal team at the New Jersey Law Office of Rajeh A. Saadeh in Somerville has seen a broad evolution in recent years concerning factors that centrally influence family law.
New Jersey fathers may have to fight for their custody rights
When parents go through a divorce, one of the most complicated and emotionally challenging issues to work through is child custody. Sometimes, parents are not able to resolve this issue on their own, and as a result, they have to rely on the court to make the final call regarding their custody schedule. Unfortunately, family courts sometimes still give preference to the mother over the father.
3 scams that could cost you more than a new home
Buying a new home can be equally exciting and stressful. And for new or inexperienced home buyers, the process can be especially overwhelming.
Consider all angles for the marital home in a divorce
If you are like most New Jersey residents, your largest asset is the family home. When you purchased it, you and your spouse pooled your financial resources in order to afford your dream home. During your marriage, you had access to all the family's resources to pay and care for the home. In fact, you may not have given a second thought to what would happen if you and your spouse went your separate ways.
Where should I look if I think my spouse is hiding assets?
People can make some regrettable missteps during a divorce. In some ways, this is understandable because it can be an emotionally overwhelming experience, and most people have never been through it before.
