DAMIANO M. FRACASSO   

This law office is experienced in representing clients in emergency and non - emergency child custody and abduction issues. This office also represents both payers and payees of child support and alimony. New Jersey and out of State clients are welcome.

 

I can help you before, during or after your first court proceeding involving the following child custody, child support or alimony issues:

 

• Prepare, file and argue emergency child custody applications to the court (abduction and prevention of abduction).

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• Prepare, file and argue emergency applications to the court pertaining to the termination of child custody and visitation.

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• Prepare, file and argue applications to the court pertaining to the removal of children from the state.

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• Defend criminal charges of interference with custody and willful non-support.

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• Visitation rights of grandparents.

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• Custodial matters involving the death of a custodial parent.

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• Prepare child custody and visitation plans.

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• Calculate, increase, reduce or terminate child support obligations.

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• Prepare or defend cohabitation motions when alimony is required to be paid to a current or former spouse. 

 

• Calculate, increase, reduce or terminate spousal support / alimony obligations. 

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• Prepare or defend child emancipation motions and applications. 

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• Establish, defend, modify or enforce college or trade school involving your children. 

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• Prepare for and attend child support hearings (enforcement or establishment).

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• Prepare for and attend child support detention and arrest hearings.

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• Address child support related arrest warrants and driver's license suspensions.

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• Prosecute and defend motions to enforce or modify court orders for child support or custody.

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• Provide clients with advice with regard to the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act (N.J.S.A. 2A:34-28, et seq), The Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (N.J.S.A. 2A:4-30.65, et seq) and The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (42 U.S.C.A. §11010, et seq).

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• Appointment of Child Guardians.

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• Actions to determine the paternity of a child.

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• Adoptions of children and adults.

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• Prosecute and defend civil contempt proceedings.