New Jersey Family Law Motion Practice: Best Practices for Success in the Courtroom

Motion practice is a cornerstone of family law litigation and can significantly impact the outcome of a case. This course provides a comprehensive guide to family law motion practice in New Jersey, covering both procedural rules and substantive law. Participants will explore the key components of drafting effective motions, strategies for oral arguments, and approaches to common family law issues during pendente lite and post-judgment phases.

The course will also address motions for reconsideration and summary judgment, offering practical tips to navigate these complex areas. Presented by James DeStefano and Jessica Sciara of Einhorn Barbarito, this program equips attorneys with actionable insights and best practices to enhance their courtroom advocacy and avoid common pitfalls.

Learning Objectives:

1. Apply the procedural rules governing family law motion practice in New Jersey
2. Draft clear and effective family law motions, incorporating essential components and relevant substantive law
3. Develop strategies for addressing common family law issues during pendente lite and post-judgment motion practice
4. Prepare and deliver persuasive oral arguments, using practical techniques to strengthen courtroom advocacy
5. Analyze and implement the procedural and substantive requirements for motions for reconsideration and summary judgment, avoiding common errors