A Mid-Year Estate Planning Checkup: Is Your Estate Plan Still Working for You?
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About Abigale M. Stolfe
Ms. Stolfe is the founding member of Jersey Coast Family Law, a boutique family law firm servicing the families of New Jersey. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in 1998 from Monmouth University and went on to obtain her Juris Doctorate in 2001 from Widener University School of Law. Ms. Stolfe followed her graduation with admission to the New Jersey State Bar in 2002 while she served as a Judicial Law Clerk with Judge Sheldon R. Franklin, Ocean County (Ret.). After the completion of her clerkship, she joined the firm of Louis, Roe and Wolf where she later became a partner. Ms. Stolfe was a partner with Louis, Stolfe & Zeigler until 2011 when she left the firm to create Stolfe Zeigler. In 2024, she created Jersey Coast Family Law.Facing Divorce? Let’s Take the Fear Out of It Together
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New Year’s Resolutions for Co-Parents: Strengthening Family Bonds After Divorce
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Avoiding Common Pitfalls in New Jersey Divorce Mediation: Expert Tips for Success
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End-of-Year Estate Planning Tips for Newly Divorced or Those in the Process
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Relocating with Your Child in New Jersey: In-State vs. Out-of-State Moves and What You Need to Know
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How Divorce Affects Your Estate Plan in New Jersey: A Guide to Essential Updates
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October Is Domestic Violence Awareness Month: A Call to Action in New Jersey
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