Morris, Downing & Sherred, LLP is proud to announce that Matrimonial Attorney Dina Mikulka has been honored as among 2022’s Top 100 Lawyers in New Jersey, as well as among… CONTINUE
MDS Partner Files Amicus Brief in Written Palimony Agreement Lawsuit
Morris, Downing & Sherred Partner Dina Mikulka, in association with three other attorneys from the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML), files an amicus brief to the New Jersey Supreme… CONTINUE
MDS Surpasses 150 Five-Star Reviews!
Morris, Downing & Sherred, LLP is proud to announce that the law firm has surpassed 150 five-star reviews in Google, a milestone few law firms achieve. We’d like to recognize… CONTINUE
MDS Attorney Elected to Board of Managers of the New Jersey Chapter of AAML
Morris, Downing & Sherred proudly announce the election of New Jersey family attorney, Dina Mikulka, to the Board of Managers of the New Jersey Chapter of the American Academy of… CONTINUE
MDS Family Lawyer Dina Mikulka Presents at the NJ State Bar Association Annual Convention
Morris, Downing & Sherred family lawyer Dina Mikulka presented on May 19, 2021 at the New Jersey State Bar Association Annual Convention, giving an hour-long program entitled “How to Tackle… CONTINUE
Can a Family Law Arbitrator Also Mediate Our Case?
The general rule is that an arbitrator cannot also be a mediator in a family law arbitration. The same person serving as both arbitrator and mediator is generally discouraged. However,… CONTINUE
Which Family Law Arbitration Law Is Better for Me?
There are different frameworks for family law arbitration. One is the Uniform Arbitration Act (UAA) and the other is the Alternative Procedure for Dispute Resolution Act (APDRA). Which act is… CONTINUE
What Happens After My Family Law Arbitration?
What happens after my family law arbitration? How do I get the court to recognize the arbitration order? Both final and interim family law arbitration awards can be confirmed by… CONTINUE
Can I Appeal a Family Law Arbitration Award?
Yes, you can appeal a family law arbitration award to an appellate arbitrator or panel. The parties can select their appellate arbitrator in the consent order or agreement to arbitrate,… CONTINUE
Do the Rules of Evidence Apply in Family Law Arbitration?
The rules of evidence apply to family law arbitration only if the parties want the rules of evidence to apply. This ability of the parties to direct how the family… CONTINUE
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