New Jersey Law Journal...of the association's Commercial Law Section. Ceconi & Cheifetz Raises $8,100 for Charity ...
The state Supreme Court's Family Practice Committee is recommending rule changes to establish an arbitration track for family cases for certain family court matters
A family court judge wrongly dismissed a child custody claim before determining whether the child's home state was here or in Pakistan, a New Jersey appeals court rules
Custody of a child of an international marriage must include a determination of the child's home state, as defined in the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act
...4219; fax: (908) 219-4561. He was previously a partner with Ceconi & Cheifetz in Summit. Relocation The Law Office of...
A complete list of programming at the New Jersey State Bar Association's upcoming Annual Meeting and Convention
...VICE CHAIR: Brian Schwartz, Esq. Ceconi & Cheifetz, LLC SECRETARY: Jeralyn L. Lawrence...
The New Jersey court system is looking for bugs in the software it uses to calculate child-support awards, prompted by a Mercer County case in which a lawyer who double-checked the court's support fi
In a suit that could create a new marital tort in New Jersey, a noncustodial father is suing his children's mother for alienation of their affection for him, which he says should allow him recovery o
...ex-husband during the original proceedings. The plaintiff's expert, Cary Cheifetz of Ceconi & Cheifetz in Summit, estimated, for example, that Viglione could have received...
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