Milton S. Savage, Jr. Personal Injury, Real Estate & Family Law Professional. The internet, books, colleagues, family members & friends may provide a source of information about separation, divorce, custody, support, alimony, paternity, exclusive possession of a home & other topics related to a divorce or separation. However, because circumstances of divorces & separations vary & the personal stakes of a divorce are usually very high, you have a better prospect of achieving your goals as a during divorce & separation proceedings by working with an experienced divorce lawyer.

I have represented clients at all levels of legal proceedings, from conferences, masters’ hearings & trials, continuously for approximately 20 years. I have also served the Court as a temporary master in custody. I have helped clients achieve satisfactory agreements. When you contact me I will suggest arrangements to provide you with legal advice about your specific divorce, separation, custody & support matter, as well as render advice on other matters related to divorce such as spousal support, alimony pending litigation (APL) & the like.

What follows is a list of common legal issues for which I would provide helpful advice: Pre-Marital Agreements, (formerly known as pre-nuptial agreements) Post-Marital Agreements, including separation announcements Property Division Agreements Divorce, Uncontested Divorce, Contested o Alimony claims o Fault grounds o Property division, including real estate, financial accounts, investments, trusts, businesses, intellectual property, and the like, and division of debt. Paternity, Child Support, Custody, Name Changes, Personal Injury. Every year thousands of people suffer serious or permanent injury, or die in car accidents. If you or a loved one has suffered injury or you know of someone who has died as a result of a car accident, then the facts of the accident may mean that someone should recover cash compensation for personal injuries, property damage and other losses due to the negligence of another. Negligence can be committed by people as well as companies & corporations. Negligent conduct not only includes bad driving but also other conditions such as unsafe real estate property, unattended swimming pools, ignoring pile up of snow & ice, over dosage of medicine, wrong prescriptions, animal bites such as from dogs & cats, unclean floors in shopping centers & malls, public chairs that break apart when sat in, cracks on sidewalks, collapsed buildings, sprinkler systems or fire alarms that don’t work, electric doors that fail, elevators & escalators that malfunction, product that falls from shelves in stores, assaults by store workers & injuries caused by others on the property of store owners.