Mr. Tomaio is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Matrimonial Law Attorney. He was awarded a Juris Doctorate in 1996 from Seton Hall University School of Law. He is admitted to the New Jersey Bar and the New Jersey District Court Bar. He is a member of the Executive Family Law Committee of the Morris County and Essex County Bar Associations. He is also a member of the American Trial Lawyers Association and a member of District X Ethics Committee, Morris/Susex County Vicinage. Mr. Tomaio has lectured for New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education and the American for Justice.He is the author of Chapter 14, Issues Surrounding Unmarried Cohabitants and Domestic Partners in Skoloff & Cutler New Jersey Family Law Practice, N.J.I.C.L.E., 12th Ed., 2006. Mr. Tomaio has served as a panelist for the Morris County Matrimonial Early Settlement Panel Mediation Program and has been appointed by the Superior Court of New Jersey as a Guardian Ad Litem, to protect the interests of minors during matrimonial litigation. Mr. Tomaio is the only New Jersey Divorce attorney to be approved and recommended by the New Jersey Firefighter’s Mutual Benevolent Association.

Master of Laws (LL.M.) Since 1985, Attorney Allan Weinberg has represented clients in family law matters in Manalapan and the surrounding townships of Monmouth County and throughout New Jersey. With over 25 years of diverse experience spanning a wide array of legal matters from uncontested divorces to complex child custody cases, Allan Weinberg is committed to protecting all of his clients’ best interests. Areas of practice include, but are not limited to: Divorce Proceedings Prenuptial Agreements Child Custody Child Support Domestic Violence Alimony Municipal Court Boutique Legal Services

I am a Supreme Court Certified Matrimonial Law attorney who has handled every aspect of Family Law cases. I have a degree in Psychology and have had prior work experience in the financial sector. My training and experience provides me with a unique perspective on family law matters. Looking at the whole picture, not focusing on some smaller things that seem immediately important, is the way the best deal can be reached.