William N. Sosis

I am an experienced attorney licensed in the state of New Jersey and practicing family and consumer law. My practice includes all matters relating to divorce, separation, domestic violence, child custody, child support, alimony, and emancipation. I also have experience winning consumer cases and am a strong consumer advocate. I have successfully appeared before the Family part, Special Civil and the New Jersey Appellate Division. I provide a professional, caring and cost-conscious environment where you can feel comfortable and confident trusting us to handle your legal concerns. I am confident that I can help where others may have failed!

• Family Law
• Consumer Law
• Appeals & Appellate
• Divorce
• Domestic Violence
• Communications & Internet Law
• Estate Planning
• Elder Law

• Free Consultation
• Credit Cards Accepted
• Contingent Fees

New Jersey

New Jersey

Vice Chair

Administrative Law Section, NJSBA

Current

Internet / Computer Law Committee

Bergen County Bar Association

Current

Western Michigan University Cooley Law School

J.D.

New Jersey Institute of Technology

M.S.

Montclair State University

B.S.

New Jersey State Bar

Member

Current

Bergen County Bar Association

Member

Current

Hispanic Bar Association

Member

Current

American Civil Liberties Union

Member

Current

Your Do-it-Yourself Guide to Legal Investigations

NBI

Cyber Security - Best Practices for Law Firms

Bergen County Bar Association

Your Do-it-Yourself Guide to Legal Investigations

National Business Institute

Internet law updates: privacy, net neutrality, free speech/bullying and law firm security

Bergen County Bar Association

Mobile Device Discovery: Getting What You Want and Using What You Get

Bergen County Bar Association

Q. If im from argentina and live in Argentina but got married in las vegas where should i get divorced????

21 February 2019

A: Probably Argentina. But since I'm not familiar with Argentina, be wary that International divorce laws vary. Even within the US, divorce laws can vary between states. You should also consider any jurisdictional issues that may be brought up by your spouse.

Q. Hi my ex wife put a restraining order out on me she lied on the paperwork what can i do

12 February 2019

A: This is very serious. You only have 10 days before a final restraining order hearing. This gives you incredibly little time. If there's still time left (2-3 days) there's fortunately a legal technique that a knowledgeable attorney can use that gets you more time to defend yourself against any false allegations. But you must quickly contact an attorney who has experience with this. Having a final restraining order entered against you is very ugly. They stay with you until you get them vacated (can be many years), they carry lots of collateral consequences, and, if you have children, you can even lose some of your parental rights.

Q. What can happen to a wife if she purchased house items with her husbands credit info without asking

5 February 2019

A: I think your question is more suitable for posting in the Family Law section. Regardless, I think what can happen mostly depends on how much you spent, whether you used a joint credit card, the trust and quality of your marriage, and how your husband feels about it when he finds out. You might otherwise want to contact an attorney for a no-cost consultation.