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• Richard C. Klein, a Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent-rated attorney, is Chairman of Cooper Levenson's Family Law Practice Group. Richard handles all aspects of family law, including: divorce and separation, civil union disputes, child custody, divorce and children with special needs, parenting time, alimony, distribution of assets, and domestic violence, among many others.

  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, and services relating to parental alienation and children resistance to visitation. 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.

  Richard's expertise and willingness to fight for his clients has attracted much 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 AmericaWorld News TonightCNN's Sonya LiveBBC's MoneylineWHYY's Radio TimesCN8'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.

  In addition to his dedication to his clients, Richard has previously served as: chairman of the Domestic Violence sub-committee of the Burlington County Bar Association, Family Law Section; co-chairman of the Camden County Bar Association, Family Law Section; trustee of the Camden County Bar Association from 1993-1996; member of the Executive Committee of the New Jersey State Bar Association, Family Law Section; a member of major family law committees at the state and county level; and a member of the New Jersey State Family Law Section sub-committee for alimony, child support, and maintenance.

  Richard is a graduate of Rutgers University and the Rutgers University School of Law-Camden. He is admitted to practice law in the State of New Jersey. Currently, Richard is a trustee of the Burlington County Bar Association, member of the State Family Law Committee, and co-chair of the Burlington County Family Law Committee.

  He has also taught courses on family law at several colleges.

• New Jersey

• Burlington County Bar Association, Family Law Section (Chairman, Domestic Violence Committee) Camden County Bar Association, Family Law Section (Past Co-Chairman) Camden County Bar Association, 1993 - 1996 (Trustee) New Jersey State Bar Association, Family Law Section (Past Member, Executive Committee) Committee on Professionalism (Member) Civil Practice Committee (Member) New Jersey State Family Law Section (Member, Sub-Committee, Alimony, Child Support, and Maintenance) Burlington County Bar Association (Trustee)

• Rutgers School of Law - Camden, Camden, New Jersey Rutgers University

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