Family Law & Divorce Lawyer in Mount Laurel
Experienced Counsel for High-Stakes Family Matters
Steady representation for Mount Laurel families facing divorce, custody disputes, and the financial decisions that follow.
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The Legal Landscape of a Mount Laurel Divorce
Graziano & Flynn, P.C. has been a Mount Laurel divorce lawyer and family law firm for nearly fifty years, handling everything from uncontested filings to high-conflict custody trials.
Corporate employers like NFL Films, Lockheed Martin, and PHH Mortgage line the Larchmont Boulevard and Fellowship Road corridor, which is why so many Mount Laurel divorces turn on stock grants and deferred compensation instead of a simple house split. The township also borders Moorestown, Cherry Hill, Evesham, and Medford, so a case here often reaches into one of those towns too, an asset, an employer, or a co-parent’s new address.
Our office is ten minutes west in Maple Shade, and the Mount Holly courthouse is fifteen minutes east.
What Our Clients Say About Our Services
A friend recommended Graziano & Flynn for my divorce settlement, and I couldn’t be more grateful. I had the pleasure of working with Robyn and her entire team, and I always felt confident in their hands. Robyn was incredibly supportive and readily available whenever I needed assistance.
What We Handle for Mount Laurel Families
Most Mount Laurel divorce cases are filed under irreconcilable differences: no fault required, no consent needed, just six months of marital breakdown. We handle everything from filing through equitable distribution and trial.
Family Division judges weigh each parent’s caregiving history, work schedule, and stability. We build custody plans around real Mount Laurel logistics, Lenape Regional schedules, the PATCO commute, and school-district lines when a co-parent relocates to Evesham or Medford.
New Jersey calculates child support from both parents’ income, parenting time, health insurance, and childcare costs. Disputes usually center on establishing income, especially with bonuses, stock compensation, or self-employment.
Alimony is fact-driven: length of marriage, standard of living, and earning capacity. It’s often the most negotiated piece of longer Mount Laurel cases with a wide income gap between spouses.
New Jersey is an equitable distribution state, fair, not necessarily equal. That often means tracing a 401(k) or pension, valuing a business, or dividing equity in a Birchfield home or Holiday Village property.
A Temporary Restraining Order for domestic violence can be issued the same day, through the courthouse or Mount Laurel PD after hours. The Final Restraining Order hearing follows in Mount Holly within about ten days.
Job loss, relocation, a child’s changing needs, or cohabitation can justify modifying support, alimony, or custody, often triggered by a move to a neighboring town like Moorestown or Marlton. We also handle enforcement.
We draft and review prenuptial and postnuptial agreements for couples bringing real estate, a family business, or retirement assets into a Mount Laurel marriage.
What Happens After You File
Filing
We file every Complaint at the Burlington County Central Processing Office in Mount Holly, and we draft it deliberately, a vague or overly aggressive filing tends to cost more time later than it saves.
Disclosure and Discovery
We build your Case Information Statement together, the financial backbone of the case, then run discovery: document requests, subpoenas, depositions, and expert reports. This is where the firm's six-attorney bench earns its keep on RSU tracing or business valuation cases.
Settlement or Trial
We take contested cases through the Early Settlement Panel, then handle the required economic mediation in-house ourselves rather than outsourcing it. Most cases resolve there. If yours doesn't, it goes to trial with an attorney who has personally argued before the New Jersey Supreme Court.
Final Judgment
We draft your Final Judgment of Divorce, covering custody, support, alimony, and asset division, with the same precision Ron brings to trial. Vague language is what creates the next round of litigation, and often the next enforcement fight.
The Lawyers on Your Case
Ron Graziano has practiced family law in South Jersey since 1974, a career that includes founding the firm now known as Graziano & Flynn in 2003 and a term as Mount Laurel’s Mayor. He is a Certified Civil Trial Attorney, has argued before the New Jersey Supreme Court, and holds an AV Preeminent peer review rating.
Robyn Flynn has practiced family law for 30+ years, and having gone through her own divorce, she brings a client-first approach to guiding people through the legal and emotional sides of a case. She holds an AV Preeminent peer review rating and has a strong litigation record in contested custody, alimony, and equitable distribution, handling cases across Mount Laurel, Moorestown, Cherry Hill, and surrounding communities.
Why Mount Laurel Families Choose Graziano & Flynn
Mount Laurel adds two layers most South Jersey firms overlook: a large military population near Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, and housing that ranges from established neighborhoods like Hartford to newer construction. Choose a firm that already knows this landscape.
- Led by a former Mount Laurel Mayor. Ron Graziano served as the township’s Councilman, Deputy Mayor, and Mayor before practicing family law full-time.
- Two AV Preeminent attorneys on one team, not one. Ron Graziano and Robyn Flynn both hold Martindale-Hubbell’s AV Preeminent rating, the highest peer-review distinction, most firms have zero.
- A six-attorney team with 100+ years of combined experience. Complex cases, RSU tracing, business valuation, contested custody, often need more bandwidth than one attorney alone.
- A Certified Civil Trial Attorney who has argued before the New Jersey Supreme Court. Ron Graziano held that certification for 25 years.
- In-house mediation, not just litigation. The firm handles mediation directly for a faster, cheaper resolution, while staying trial-ready if needed.
- Ten minutes from Mount Laurel, not across the county. The office is at Tall Oaks Corporate Center in Maple Shade, near the Mount Holly courthouse.
- A free initial consultation. Know where your case stands before committing to anything.
Questions Mount Laurel Clients Ask Before They Call
Do I have to take a parenting class before my Mount Laurel divorce is finalized?
Yes, if you have minor children. New Jersey’s Parents’ Education Program is mandatory in every Burlington County divorce involving custody, visitation, or support. Each parent attends a separate session, and the court won’t enter a final judgment until both complete it. An active restraining order can exempt you.
How long do I need to live in Mount Laurel before I can file for divorce?
New Jersey requires one year of residency before filing, with one exception: if the grounds are adultery, that waiting period doesn’t apply. Just moved here? We can tell you exactly when you’ll be eligible to file in Burlington County.
Can grandparents get court-ordered visitation if a Mount Laurel family splits up?
Rarely, and only if they can prove that denying visitation would actually harm the child, not just that it would be nice to have. New Jersey courts set that bar deliberately high to protect a fit parent’s right to decide who sees their kids.
Does Mount Laurel have its own family court, or does everything go to Mount Holly?
Mount Laurel’s municipal court handles local matters like traffic tickets, not divorce or custody. Every family law case, regardless of which Mount Laurel neighborhood you live in, is filed and heard at the Burlington County Superior Court in Mount Holly.
Will my Mount Laurel divorce case become public record?
The final judgment itself is public. The detailed financial disclosures, including the Case Information Statement, are treated as confidential and aren’t released to anyone outside the case without a court order.
Serving Families Across New Jersey
Start With a Conversation, Not a Commitment
Nobody wakes up certain they want to end their marriage. Most people who call us are still weighing it, still hoping it won’t come to this, still a little scared of what happens next. That uncertainty is exactly why the first conversation matters more than any decision you make after it. You’ll leave knowing where you actually stand, what’s realistically at stake, and what your options look like, no pressure, no script, no obligation to move forward. Call Graziano & Flynn, P.C. or send a message below.
