High-Quality Representation in Divorce
and Family Law Matters
When facing divorce or a family law issue, understanding what lies ahead can be just as important as knowing your legal rights. These matters often require difficult decisions that affect families long after a case concludes. For individuals and families in Summit, legal guidance that emphasizes clarity, communication, and long-term planning can make a meaningful difference.
For more than 30 years, Diamond & Diamond, P.A., has assisted Summit clients with divorce, custody, support, and related family law matters under New Jersey law. With offices near Summit, the firm regularly represents clients in cases handled by the Union County family courts and understands the local procedures and expectations that shape how these matters are resolved.
Divorce and family law matters involving Summit residents fall under the jurisdiction of the New Jersey Superior Court, Union County, Family Division, located in Elizabeth. This court oversees divorce proceedings, child custody and parenting time disputes, child support and alimony determinations, equitable distribution of marital property, and domestic violence matters.
Family law matters in Union County can move quickly once filings begin, requiring timely decisions that affect finances, parenting arrangements, and long-term outcomes. Diamond & Diamond, P.A., works closely with Summit clients to help them understand what to expect at each stage, evaluate available options, and make informed choices as their case progresses, whether through negotiated resolution or court involvement.
We represent Summit clients in matters involving:
All services are provided in accordance with New Jersey statutes, court rules, and Union County Family Division procedures.
Family law cases involving Summit residents are shaped not only by New Jersey statutes, but also by how matters are managed within the Union County Family Division. Court procedures can influence timelines, the sequence of required steps, and when parties are expected to exchange information or participate in alternative dispute resolution.
Diamond & Diamond, P.A., helps Summit clients navigate these procedural expectations by preparing them for what may occur at each stage of a case, from early court appearances to resolution. By understanding how Union County family law cases typically progress, clients are better positioned to anticipate next steps, reduce uncertainty, and make informed decisions as their matter moves forward.
For over 30 years, Diamond & Diamond, P.A., has provided Summit residents with experienced guidance in matters involving child custody, financial support, and disputes requiring ongoing court involvement or modification over time. We offer both continuity and long-term perspective, helping clients address immediate concerns while planning for their next chapter.
We assist clients with:
Diamond & Diamond, P.A., is a family-owned and operated law firm focused exclusively on divorce and family law, with decades of combined experience in New Jersey family courts.
Our attorneys include:
Family law matters are personal, and client experiences often reflect the quality of communication and support provided throughout the process. Reviews from clients across New Jersey highlight Diamond & Diamond, P.A.’s, commitment to guiding individuals and families through divorce and related family law matters with care and attention. Read our client reviews.
Diamond & Diamond, P.A., is conveniently located in Short Hills, New Jersey, at:
830 Morris Turnpike, Suite 207Short Hills, NJ 07078
Phone: 973-379-9292
Email: [email protected]
Business hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Diamond & Diamond, P.A., is an exclusive divorce and family law firm, assisting clients in a broad range of matrimonial and family-related matters, including:
From filing requirements to custody and support considerations, divorce and family law matters involve many moving parts. Our blog explores common family law topics and provides straightforward explanations to help you better understand how New Jersey law applies to your particular circumstances.
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What should I expect at the beginning of a Summit divorce?
Most divorce cases begin with filing a complaint and required disclosures, followed by early court involvement to address scheduling, mediation, or temporary issues.
Will I need to appear in court for a family law matter in Summit?
Some matters require court appearances, whereas others involve limited in-person proceedings depending on the issues and whether disputes are resolved outside of court.
How does the court handle financial disclosure in a Summit divorce?
New Jersey divorce cases require detailed financial disclosures, which Union County judges review when addressing support and property division.
How long does it typically take to resolve a family law matter in Summit?
Timelines vary based on complexity, court scheduling, and whether the parties can reach agreement, with contested or post-judgment matters taking longer.
When facing a divorce or family law issue, the Summit divorce lawyers at Diamond & Diamond, P.A., provide clear, steady guidance throughout the process. Call us at 973-379-9292 or contact us online; the initial divorce consultation is free. With an office located in Short Hills, NJ, we proudly serve clients across the state.