Alliance member · Family Law
Alfred M. “Al” Caso
Alfred M. “Al” Caso is the Alliance's family law member — a Shareholder in the Matrimonial & Family Law Department at Ansell Grimm & Aaron, PC in Ocean, New Jersey, whose practice covers family law, domestic violence and municipal court matters.
Shareholder, Matrimonial & Family Law Department — Ansell Grimm & Aaron, PC
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About Alfred
Al Caso is a Shareholder in the Matrimonial & Family Law Department of Ansell Grimm & Aaron, PC, practicing from the firm's Ocean, New Jersey office. His practice is devoted to family law, domestic violence and municipal court matters, and he is admitted in New Jersey and New York. Before private practice he served as judicial law clerk in the Family Part of the Monmouth County Superior Court, Chancery Division. He remains active in the local family law community, including lecturing before the Monmouth Bar Association on family law topics. Within the Alliance, he represents the legal perspective that other professionals coordinate around.
Role in the Alliance
Where this member can help
- Explaining the New Jersey divorce process and options
- Settlement negotiation and agreement drafting
- Domestic violence and related protective matters
- Working with financial, mortgage and real estate professionals when retained
Learn how this role fits with the others on Who Helps With What.
FAQ
Common questions
- Does contacting Al through this site create an attorney-client relationship?
- No. Directory contact or an introduction through the Alliance does not create an attorney-client relationship. That only happens through a formal engagement with the firm.
- What should I bring to a first meeting with a family law attorney?
- Typical items include recent tax returns, pay stubs, account and retirement statements, mortgage and deed information, and a list of questions. The firm will tell you what it needs for your situation.
- Why involve financial or housing professionals alongside my attorney?
- Settlement terms often depend on numbers — what a home is worth or whether someone can refinance. Your attorney decides whether and how that input is used.
