Attorney Musulin knows how to stay busy:

• What’s happening in October 2010 with Christopher Musulin? In October, Mr. Musulin will be speaking at the Joint Burlington County and Camden County Family Law Committee Serminar on the topic of “Recent Case Law – Arbitration after Fawzy – Recent developments or issues to be aware of.”

• What's happening in June 2010 with Christopher Musulin? On June 5, 2010, Christopher Musulin was recognized as an AAML-Certified Arbitrator by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. For litigants who opt for a Family Law Arbitrator to decide their family law matter rather than going to court, arbitration is another form of alternative dispute resolution, and has recently been expanded by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a method to resolve disputes regarding custody, visitation and child support.
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• What's happening in May 2010 with Christopher Musulin? Mr. Musulin is helping to organize a joint meeting of the Burlington County Bar Association, the Camden County Bar Association, and the Gloucester County Bar Association family law committees in May 2010. At the meeting he will be speaking about Matrimonial Arbitration.

• What's happening in April 2010 with Christopher Musulin? Mr. Musulin is presently compiling a summary of all legislation pending in the New Jersey State Senate and Assembly related to family law for presentation to the Family Law Executive Committee of the New Jersey State Bar Association. 

• Christopher Musulin is voted Awesome Attorney for Two Consecutive Years

• On February 25, 2010, Mr. Musulin delivers the preliminary report of the Alimony Guidelines Committee to the New Jersey State Bar Association Family Law Executive Committee

• Chris Musulin completes work on New Jersey's first Family Law Arbitration Statute along with approximately a dozen other members of the Family Law Executive Committee

• Check out South Jersey Magazine to see Christopher R. Musulin voted second year in a row as an Awesome Attorney 2009

• Christopher Musulin has been acknowledged by the Supreme Court of New Jersey for his 13 years of service. View Certificate and Letter of Commendation