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• PRIMARY AREAS OF PRACTICE

  Ms. Fredericks' primary area of concentration is family law. She represents either husbands or wives in divorce and related matters, including the various collateral issues such as custody and parenting time, alimony and child support, division of assets, defending and prosecuting domestic violence proceedings, and the preparation of pre-marital agreements.

  EDUCATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

  Upon graduation from Blair Academy, Ms. Fredericks attended and graduated, from Lehigh University in 2003?with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. Ms. Fredericks obtained her Juris Doctorate degree from Rutgers School of Law Camden in 2006. After receiving her law degree, Ms. Fredericks served as law clerk to the Honorable Thomas H. Dilts, Presiding Judge in the New Jersey Family Court in Somerville, New Jersey. Ms. Fredericks is admitted to the New Jersey State Bar, the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, and the New York State Bar. Prior to joining Gebhardt & Kiefer in July 2008, Ms. Fredericks served as a Deputy Attorney General for the State of New Jersey in Newark.

  PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY AFFILIATIONS

  Ms. Fredericks is a member of the New Jersey State Bar Association?and the Hunterdon County Bar Association.

• New York New Jersey U.S. District Court District of New Jersey

• New Jersey State Bar Association, Young Lawyers & Family Law Sections (Member) Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce (Member, Young Professionals Committee) Hunterdon County Bar Association (Member, Chair Scholarship Committee) Hunterdon County Bar Association (Member, Family Law Committee) Seminar and Scholarship Committees (Chair)

• Rutgers School of Law - Camden, Camden, New Jersey, 2006J.D. Lehigh University, 2003Bachelor of ArtsMajor: Psychology

• Over one hundred years ago, a young man named William C. Gebhardt was admitted to the bar and began the practice of law in Clinton, New Jersey. He almost immediately gained prominence as an aggressive young attorney who took delight in doing battle against large corporations. His professional successes led to considerable local fame and then to politics. He served three successive terms in the State Senate, was a statewide leader of prohibition forces, and was appointed Clerk to the Supreme Court by Governor Woodrow Wilson. As his children, Reading, Philip, and Elinor, came of age, they joined him in the practice of law and ultimately formed the firm now known as Gebhardt & Kiefer.

  William C. Gebhardt's career as an attorney was a monument to legal professionalism and dedication to his clients. These attributes led the Hunterdon County Democrat to editorialize on his death in 1929:

  "In the legal field, Senator Gebhardt established a reputation that was statewide. He illustrated to a remarkable degree that the small town lawyer need by no means confine his clientele to a small field or cases of little moment, although he was as careful in dealing with the affairs of the small client as with the big one."

  In its history spanning three different centuries, Gebhardt & Kiefer has had its offices at four different locations. It is thought that William C. Gebhardt's original office was in the upstairs of the small frame building which still exists at the southwest corner of Leigh and Main Streets in Clinton. He later moved to the upstairs of the building which is on the northwest corner Leigh and Main Street then known as the Clinton National Bank. In 1954 the firm moved to 19-21 Main Street, Clinton. In 1909 the firm relocated to its present facility at 1318 Route 31, Clinton, New Jersey.

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