Richard C Klein | Cherry Hill Divorce & Family Lawyer
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About Richard
Practice Highlights
Richard works out of the firm’s Cherry Hill, Trenton, and Atlantic City offices, but serves clients throughout New Jersey. His practice is exclusively dedicated to family law, and, as a result, he is able to provide guidance and counsel through nuanced family law-related issues, such as: the growing demand for family court input, how to approach allegations of physical, emotional, or sexual abuse within the context of visitation and custody, services relating to parental alienation and children resistance to visitation, and cases involving children with special needs. Richard’s experience in complex family law enables him to treat each matter individually, analyzing the specific needs of the client and any child(ren) involved, while always seeking long term, stable results.
His expertise and willingness to fight for his clients has attracted media attention. Because of Richard’s expertise in family law, he has acted as a legal resource and legal analyst for the media on many occasions, appearing on:
ABC’s Good Morning America
World News Tonight
CNN’s Sonya Live
BBC’s Moneyline
WHYY’s Radio Times
CN8’s It’s Your Call with Lynn Doyle
He has also been quoted and profiled extensively in local and national newspapers on basic family law issues, and because of his involvement in landmark custody cases, second-hand smoking cases, and issues concerning Internet relationships.
Please contact me for an initial consultation.
Experience
Partner
Cooper Levenson, Attorneys at Law
2013 - Present
Managing Partner/Chair, Family Law Department
Becker Meisel LLC
2010 - 2012
Chair, Family Law Department
Spector Gadon& Rosen. P.C.
2005 - 2010
Admission
New Jersey
1973
Education
Rutgers University NJ
JD
1973
Recognitions & Achievements
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Camden County Bar Association Trustee1993 - 1996
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American Trial Lawyers Association | Member
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Burlington County Bar Association, Family Law Section, Domestic Violence Committee | Chairman
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Camden County Bar Association, Family Law Section | Past Co-chairman
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New Jersey State Bar Association, Family Law Section | Executive Committee
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New Jersey State Bar Association, Family Law Section | Subcommittee Member
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Member of the New Jersey State Bar since1973
Notable Work
The Long History of Child Custody Disputes
When Child Support Is Excessive
The New and Confusing World of Gender Neutral Alimony
Gender Neutral Alimony-The Effect on Men Receiving Same
The Effect of Special Needs Children and Autism on Divorce
May
2011
Divorce and the Special Needs Child
April
2010