BorgerMatez, P.A. is pleased to announce it has combined with Weir Greenblatt Pierce LLP (WGP) effective January 1, 2024. All five attorneys, Gary Borger, Bruce Matez, Deena Betze, Mary Cay Trace, and Giovanna Lombardo, and staff from BorgerMatez will join WGP in its Haddonfield, New Jersey office. The combined firm will continue to operate...
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Partners Gary Borger and Bruce Matez continue to participate in professional panels and webinars. Here’s a recent snapshot...
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As this problem grows without any fix or end in sight, and more and more families are denied justice and a resolution of their legal disputes, divorce and family law litigants and attorneys are searching for...
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Whether you settled in court, through mediation or the collaborative process, or at your kitchen table, you need to put all the terms of that settlement in a comprehensive, written agreement. ...
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Bruce Matez, Esq. leads NJAPM leadership with a South Korean delegation seeking to learn the United States' approach to mediation and alternative dispute resolution....
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Bruce Matez, Esq. offers his views on what a recent article in The Wall Street Journal got right and wrong about divorce during these times in the market....
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On Thursday, September 8, 2022, Bruce Matez, Esq., APM, a partner at BorgerMatez, P.A. received the 2022 Jeydel Award. Bruce was recognized for his demonstrated civility, professionalism, ethics, and excellence in and service to alternative dispute resolution (ADR)....
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BorgerMatez, P.A. is pleased to announce that Harold U. Johnson, recently retired from the Family Part of the Chancery Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey has joined the firm. The Hon. Harold Johnson will mediate, arbitrate, sit as a Blue Ribbon Panelist, and be available for consultation, in all divorce and family law matters....
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Anyone getting married should consult with a family law attorney in the state or commonwealth where one of the parties resides or where the parties will reside after the marriage to determine whether a pre-marital agreement is appropriate for financial protection in the event of divorce and to control to whom one’s estate passes upon death. Laws relating to the enforcement of pre-marital agreements vary from state to state. ...
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If you’re divorcing, there is less than a 2% chance that your divorce will be tried to conclusion before a judge. That means the overwhelming likelihood is that you will never have that oft talked about “day in court.” The staggering odds are that if you’re divorcing, you and your spouse will ultimately settle the issues related to your divorce. What really matters most is the method you and your spouse choose to reach that settlement. Here’s a brief overview of your options:...
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