Michele C. Verno - Northfield, NJ
Attorney at Law Office of Michele C. Verno, LLC
Family Law Lawyers in Northfield, NJ
1001 Tilton Road Suite 204 Northfield, NJ 08225
Northfield Family Law Lawyer
Updated: 02/15/2026
Areas of Practice
- Family Law
Reviews
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2.5 Value
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2.5 Quality of Service
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2.5 Professional Competence
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Hired Attorney 2004During my divorce proceedings, Ms. Verno seemed acceptable. I felt like I was bothering her when I asked her questions. Now, 20 years after my divorce, I noticed that, as part of my Judgment, she was ordered to file a QDRO on my behalf as a result of my ex-husbands pension. When I contacted her directly, she told me to reach out to another law firm specializing in them… so now I have to pay again… for a service she was supposed to provide me with. Not okay…
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