Family Assets - Courts view a stay-at-home spouse as contributing to the family's assets. As such, if your spouse's assets or business has increased in value during the marriage, you may be entitled to a percentage of that growth upon divorce.

Adam M. Eisenhut is an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of New Jersey and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania admitted in 2007. Adam earned his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law in 2007. He was awarded a Dean's Scholarship and the CALI Award for Intellectual Property and was an active member of Law Review.

Before attending law school, he received his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Philosophy, cum laude, from Boston University in 2004. He was an extern for Honorable Donald E. Machen, Court of Common Pleas-Criminal Division in Pittsburgh, PA during the summer of 2006. He clerked for Honorable Stephen B. Rubin, New Jersey Superior Court-Civil Division, Hunterdon County in 2007-2008.

He has training and is a court qualified Family Law Mediator.  As well, Adam is a trained Family Law Mediatitor and a trained Collaborative Divorce Attorney.  He is a member of the Central New Jersey Collaborative Law Group and has taken numerous Continuing Legal Education classes relating to Family Law including The Family and the Economy: How the Current Economic Crisis is Impacting Family Law Cases & Practices; Collaborative Divorce; contact Adam online or call 908-237-9711.