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As one of the most established and well-respected family law firms in Northern New Jersey, Laufer Dalena Cadicina Jensen & Boyd is committed to pursuing the best possible results for clients. This year the firm’s attorneys have once again been recognized for their excellence. Four have been named to the Super Lawyers® list and three to the Rising Stars list.
The firm handles a full range of family law issues including divorce, dissolution of civil unions, custody disputes, division of assets and prenuptial agreements. Regardless of the issue, the firm’s lawyers are adept at exploring all legal options and seeking the best solutions for their clients. The particular circumstances of each case dictate the most appropriate strategy, whether it is an alternative dispute resolution like mediation or arbitration or aggressive preparation for trial. The firm has had significant experience in litigating complex matrimonial matters in various counties.
William M. Laufer has made several appearances in New Jersey Super Lawyers and appears on the Top 100 list. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and has served as president of the Morris County Bar Association. Christine M. Dalena has been named one of the Top 50 Women in New Jersey Super Lawyers. She is a court-approved divorce mediator and a member of the family law and real property sections of the Morris County Bar Association.
Joseph P. Cadicina is also named in New Jersey Super Lawyers and has broad experience in handling the full range of family law issues. He is a court-approved mediator and a barrister of the Northern New Jersey Family Law Inns of Court. Returning to the Super Lawyers list, James C. Jensen focuses on matrimonial and family law, but also practices civil and criminal litigation in the areas of workers’ compensation, personal injury law and municipal court litigation.
Kimberly N. Gronau Boyd and Jennifer L. McInerney are making their sixth-consecutive appearance on the Rising Stars list. Boyd is a graduate of the National Institute for Trial Advocacy’s intensive trial skills program, and is currently serving a two year term on the Supreme Court Committee on Women in the Courts. In addition to a successful appellate practice, McInerney argued before the New Jersey Supreme Court on issues regarding child custody/relocation. Joining them this year is Michelle A. Benedek, who holds Master’s degrees in finance and management as well as a certificate from the Wharton School of Business.
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