With approximately ten (10) years experience in matrimonial litigation in New Jersey and with approximately ten (10) years experience in the financial industry, Divorce Attorney Santo V. Artusa, Jr., Esq., is the go to attorney for complex cases. 

Our team is experienced in:

• Equitable Distribution of Multiple Investment Properties
• Divorce involving small businesses 
• Divorce involving family businesses
• Divorce involving pre-marital property and appreciation of that property(s)
• Divorce involving stock options, preferred stock and other investments
• International Properties and International Investments
• Long Term Alimony
• Non-Child Support Guideline Cases
• Multi-Jurisdictional Issues
• Complex Child Custody Issues
• College and Private School Contributions
• Complex Discovery 
• Hidden Investment and Banking Accounts
• Domestic Violence/Restraining Order Issues
• Inability to locate Defendant
• Imputation of Income
• Tax Issues
• Tax Leins
• Tax Installment Plans
• Bankruptcy
• Litigation Funds
• Pendente Lite Sale of Marital Home and/or Investment Properties
• Paternity Disputes
• Life Insurance Requirements and Sales of Life Insurance
• Life Insurance Trusts
• Fighting Prenuptial Agreements

Some cases require attacking many of these issues, other cases may only need attention to one of these issues. Regardless if your case has many issues or one issue, we can assure you that we will pay attention to the details and advise you accordingly. Our knowledge and experience is what sets us apart from other law firms. Another value proposition that our firm offers is that 90% of our practice is devoted to family law and divorce cases in New Jersey. 

Prior to becoming an attorney, I held various positions in the financial industry. I worked as a stock trader focusing on NASDAQ and NYSE stocks. After that, I sold life insurance derivatives to hedge funds throughout the World and was the leading representative.  I also worked on seminars with the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security where I was one of the leading account managers. I bring this up because I did not simply go to college and then law school. I went to college, worked various jobs and then went to law school at night. That experience gives me a different perspective than other lawyers.