Christopher Musulin

Christopher Musulin

Musulin Law Firm
  • Contact:
  • 135 High Street
    Mount Holly, NJ
    08060-0100
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Education

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey School of Law – Camden, NJ, Juris Doctor -1988

Admitted to Practice

Bar Admissions: U.S. Supreme Court, 2002; District of Columbia, 1996; New Jersey, 1988; U.S. District Court, 1988

AAML Position(s) Held

State
  • Fellow, 2006 – Present;
    NJ Chapter, Board of Managers, 2008-2019;
    NJ Chapter, Member of Administration Committee, 2013-2014;
    NJ Chapter, Chairman of Long Range Planning Committee, 2013-2014;
    NJ Chapter, Chairman of Membership Committee, 2011-2013;
    NJ Chapter, Board of Examiners, 2010-2011;
    NJ Chapter, PR/Website Membership Committee, 2009-2010;
    NJ Chapter, Newsletter Committee, 2008-2009.

CLE Presentations

  • Moderator, In re topic: ‘Alimony and the Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017,’ Burlington County Bar Association, July 25, 2018;
    Moderator, In re topic: ‘Division of Retirement Military Benefits,’ Burlington County Bar Association, November 14, 2017
    Moderator, In re topic: ‘Relevant Issues in the Critique of Opposing Expert Valuation/Cash Flow Reports,’ Burlington County Bar Association, November 15, 2016;
    Speaker, In re topic: ‘Divorce and Retirement in the Post-Alimony Reform World,’ NJ Institute for Continuing Legal Education, February 27, 2016;
    Moderator, in re topic: Forensic Substance Abuse Evaluations in Family Law Matters;
    Burlington County Bar Association, November 10. 2015;
    Speaker, Topic: Military Law and Support, Burlington County Bar Association, February 25, 2015;
    Speaker, In re article: The Revised New Jersey Alimony Statue and the Average Age of Retirement by Occupation: Fact or Fiction, NJ Institute for Continuing Legal Education, NJ State Bar Association, 2015 Family Law Symposium on Retirement, January 24, 2015;
    Speaker, Topic: Let’s Go Dutch on Jurisdiction, Burlington County Bar Association, December 9, 2015;
    Speaker, Topic: The Changing Face of Alimony in the State of New Jersey; Burlington County Bar Association Seminar, February 19, 2014;
    Speaker, Topic: The Impact of U.S. vs. Windsor on NJ Same-Sex Couples and What Family Lawyers Need to know,” Burlington County Bar Association, December 18, 2013;
    Speaker, In re article: ‘For the Military Divorce: Establishing Support Without a Court Order,” NJ Continuing Legal Education Hot Tips Seminar, November 11, 2013;
    Speaker, Boardwalk Seminar 2012 on Alimony Guidelines, New Jersey Association for Justice, April 26, 2012;
    Speaker, Hot Tips Seminar on Post Judgment Alimony Issues and Glass v. Glass, New Jersey State Bar Association, 2011;
    Speaker, In re article: ‘Recent Developments in Family Law Arbitration,’ Joint Bench/Bar Meeting of NJ Burlington County Bar Association and NJ Camden County Bar Association, Family Law Update – October 27, 2010;
    Speaker, In re article on Pet Custody, NJ Institute of Continuing Legal Education Hot Tips Seminar, October 2, 2010;
    Speaker, In re article: ‘Alimony Guidelines ‚Äì Should New Jersey Adopt a Formula Approach for Spousal Support,’ NJ State Bar Association Annual Meeting, May 2009;
    Speaker, Topic: Medical Benefits for a Dependent Spouse: The Limited Judgment of Divorce and COBRA Privileges (Under New Jersey and Federal Law),” NJ Institute for Continuing Legal Education 2009 Seminar, NJ;
    Moderator, In re topic: ‘Relevant Issues in the Critique of Opposing Expert Valuation/Cash Flow Reports,’ Burlington County Bar Association, November 15, 2016;
    Speaker, In re article: ‘QDRO’s‚ĶThey’re not just for breakfast anymore,’ (Co-Author), Hot Tips in Family Law: Back to Basics, NJ Institute for Continuing Legal Education 2008 Seminar;
    Speaker, In Re article ‘Addressing Post Judgment College Expense Issues,’ New Jersey Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and NJ State Bar Assoc. Family Law Section, 2008;
    Speaker, Alimony, Family Law Bench/Bar Committee Meeting, Burlington County Bar Association, 2007 – September 1, 2008;
    Speaker, Revised Procedures for Custody and Parenting Time in Burlington County, Update on Best Practices, proposed Rule Changes, Custody Experts and the MESP Program, Burlington County Bar Association, 2006;
    Speaker, Mediation Seminar, Burlington County Bar Association, 2005;
    Speaker, Revised Procedures for Custody and Parenting Time Mediation, Burlington County Bar Association, 2005;
    Speaker, Fee Arbitration Seminar, Burlington County Bar Association, 2005;
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