Christopher Musulin | Mount Holly Family Lawyer

Representing clients located in New Jersey and throughout the nation and overseas, whose cases are venued in Southern New Jersey counties, Christopher R. Musulin, Esquire, uses his experience of being a NJ divorce and family law attorney, an accredited divorce and family law mediator, as well as an AAML-certified arbitrator to effectuate efficient, cost-effective and solid legal solutions. With decades of litigation experience, NJ Attorney Christopher Musulin is always prepared to assertively and effectively protect his clients' interests while in or out of the courtroom.

Christopher R. Musulin, a matrimonial and family law attorney as well as a divorce and family law mediator, has been representing clients since 1988.  He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, has been published numerous times in the New Jersey Family Lawyer, a scholarly journal; and presents regularly at NJ Continuing Legal Education seminars for the NJSBA. In your first consultation he will want to take the time to listen to your particular set of circumstances. Additionally, Mr. Musulin will provide you with an in-depth knowledge of the law, legal trends, your rights and responsibilities. He will also explain realistic legal options.

Attorney Musulin believes in order for his clients to obtain the best legal outcome, he is duty-bound to consistently hone his knowledge of New Jersey Family Law and Divorce Law and the various methods of conflict resolution, mediation, arbitration and complex litigation; and  Christopher R. Musulin intentionally maintains Musulin Law Firm, LLC, in a small-firm model comprised of a cohesive legal team of himself with two associate attorneys, accompanying paralegals, firm administrator and receptionist.

Position	Organization	Location	Duration
Principal	Musulin Law Firm, LLC		06/2007-Present
Partner - Divorce, Family Law, Civil Litigation	Wells, Singer, Rubin & Musulin	Mt. Holly, Bordentown & Robbinsville, NJ	1994-05/2007
Associate Divorce & Family Law Civil Litigation	Wells, Singer, Rubin & Musulin	Mt. Holly, Bordentown & Robbinsville, NJ	1989-1994
New Jersey Judicial Law Clerk	Superior Court of New Jersey, Burlington County, NJ	Mt. Holly, Burlington County, New Jersey	1988-1989

School	Degree	Major	Graduation
Rutgers School of Law—Camden, Rutgers University	JD	Law School	1988
Seton Hall University Institute of Dispute Resolution	Certificate for Completion	Intensive Training Seminar in Divorce Mediation	1995
Rutgers University	BA	Political Science	1984

State / Court	Date
DC	1996
New Jersey	1988

• American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
  American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers,
  Burlington County Bar Association
  New Jersey Association of Professional Mediators        
  American Bar Association
  New Jersey State Bar Association

• South Jersey Awesome Attorney, South Jersey Magazine, (2008-2014)
  Top Mediator, NJ Biz, (2008)
  Recipient, Criscuolo Award, Burlington County Bar Association, (1993)
  

• -The Revised New Jersey Alimony Statute and the Average Age of Retirement by Occupation: Fact or Fiction?” NJ State Bar Association, 2015 Family Law Symposium on Retirement, NJ Institute for Continuing Legal Education, January 24, 2015
  -"Commentary: Celebrate: The MESP is 35," New Jersey Family Lawyer, Volume 35, Number 1, September 2014
  -"For the Military Divorce: Establishing Support Without a Court Order," NJ Continuing Legal Education Hot Tips Seminar, November 2013
  -"Work-related Childcare Expenses: A Black Hole in the Child-Support Universe," New Jersey Family Lawyer, September 2013
  -"To Guideline, or Not to Guideline: That is Not the Correct Question," New Jersey Family Lawyer, June 2012
  -"Psychology of Settlement," New Jersey Family Lawyer, February 2012
  -"The Use of Protective Orders in Matrimonial Litigation," New Jersey Family Lawyer, June 2011
  -New Jersey Family Lawyer, The Use of Protective Orders in Matrimonial Litigation, 2011
  -NJ Institute of Continuing Legal Education, I want a Divorce. And I want the Dog!, 2010
  Burlington County Bar Association and Camden County Bar Association, Recent Developments in Family Law Arbitration, 2010
  -NJ Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Medical Benefits for a Dependent Spouse: The Limited Judgment of Divorce and COBRA Privileges (Under New Jersey and Federal Law), 2009
  -NJ State Bar Association, Alimony Guidelines – Should New Jersey Adopt a Formula Approach for Spousal Support, 2009
  -NJ Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Addressing Post Judgment College Expense Issues, 2008
  -NJ Institute for Continuing Legal Education, QDRO’s…They’re not just for breakfast anymore, 2008

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