New Jersey Divorce Lawyer

NEWS AND DEVELOPMENTS

May 2007 - Mr. Solotoff receives decision from a 10 day trial in Essex County held during the Spring and
Summer 2006 involving business valuation, real estate valuation, alimony, child support and equitable
distribution issues. His client was successful on virtually every issue, including receiving $150,000 per year in
permanent alimony when the husband offered none and receiving 50% of the value of the husband's law
practice at the value that her expert opined which was significantly more than what the husband's expert
opined.

April 2007 - Mr. Solotoff notified that he has been Certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a
Matrimonial Law Attorney.

April 2007 - Mr. Solotoff was selected for inclusion in the New Jersey Super Lawyers to be included in the
April 2007 edition of New Jersey Monthly Magazine

August 2006 - Mr. Solotoff was included in the New Jersey Super Lawyers - Rising Star Edition for Family
Law - as published in New Jersey Monthly Magazine

July 2006- Mr. Solotoff completes a 5 day trial in Morris County involving alimony, child support and
equitable distribution issues. Also at issue were allegations of cohabitation and the enforceability of an
un-signed mediation agreement. In the decision received in January 2007, his client received alimony for the
duration that she sought though the husband sought to pay no alimony. Additionally, the court declined to
enforce the unsigned mediation agreement, invalidated a quit claim deed signed by the wife to the husband's
home and equitably distributed property, including the home, which the husband opposed distributing. In
addition, the court awarded Mr. Solotoff's firm a $50,000 counsel fee.

August 2005 - Mr. Solotoff completed and received the decision after a 6 day contested default hearing
(trial). During this case, his client learned that her husband had a undisclosed criminal record, lied about his
age, marital history, educational history and job, history, etc. As such, a motion was made to amend the
Complaint to seek an annulment as well as to seek tort damages for deceit, conversion of funds and emotional
distress. After the hearing, Mr. Solotoff's client was granted an annulment and sole custody of her child (the
joint legal custody agreed upon prior to the discovery of the lies was set aside). She was also awarded
$150,000 in punitive damages on the tort claims.

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