Tomasella Law Firm LLC is a boutique family law firm built on the belief that clients deserve direct access to their attorney, thoughtful strategy, and truly personalized representation during some of the most important moments of their lives.
The firm is led by Moira Jill Sohn Tomasella, Esq., Principal Attorney, who has practiced family law in both New Jersey and New York for over thirty years. Ms. Tomasella focuses her practice on divorce, custody and parenting time, child support and alimony, complex business matters, real estate, domestic violence matters, post-judgment issues, and prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. She is also highly experienced in collaborative divorce and mediation, and has successfully resolved high-conflict matters with discretion, professionalism, and care.
From initial consultation through resolution, she remains personally involved—strategizing, negotiating, advocating, and guiding clients with clarity and intention.
Family-law matters are never “one size fits all.” Ms. Tomasella is deeply attentive to the unique financial, emotional, and practical concerns of each client, and she tailors her approach accordingly. Her goal is always the same: to protect her client’s interests while helping them move forward with stability and confidence.
We provide legal services for uncontested divorce cases. We will work with you and your spouse to reach a mutually beneficial agreement and finalize your divorce without going to court.
We provide legal representation and advice for high net worth divorce cases. We are experienced in handling complex financial issues and will work tirelessly to protect your assets and interests.
We provide legal representation and advice for same-sex divorce cases. Our attorneys are experienced in handling the unique legal issues that arise in same-sex divorces and will work to ensure that your rights are protected.
We provide legal services for parental alienation cases. Our attorneys will work with you to protect your relationship with your child and take legal action against the alienating parent.