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Christopher Amahim Ekeocha is a seasoned attorney based in Union, NJ, specializing in General Practice and Real Estate law. After earning his Juris Doctor from American University, Washington College of Law, he began his legal career in the Washington D.C. area before relocating to New Jersey in 1999. At the Law Offices of Christopher Amahim Ekeocha, he provides comprehensive legal representation for individuals, businesses, and religious organizations. His expertise encompasses a wide range of services, including the financing, purchase, and sale of residential and commercial properties, as well as zoning, variance, and redevelopment matters. Additionally, Christopher skillfully navigates family law issues, representing clients in divorce, custody disputes, alimony cases, and distribution of marital property. He is also experienced in drafting contracts, wills, and general litigation. Christopher's diverse clientele reflects his commitment to serving people from all economic, racial, ethnic, and social backgrounds. His practice has flourished primarily through referrals from satisfied clients, a testament to his aggressive advocacy and personalized approach. He often balances cases involving high-stakes real estate transactions for affluent clients with those in family court, where he fiercely represents indigent parents fighting for custody of their children. An active contributor to the legal landscape in New Jersey, Christopher has litigated significant cases, including the published case DYFS v. A.R., and continues to enhance his legal acumen through ongoing research, seminars, and continuing legal education. At the core of his practice is a steadfast belief that clients are the cornerstone of his business, guiding his commitment to achieving the best possible outcomes for each individual he represents.
Child custody attorneys help parents establish and modify custody arrangements. They advocate for the best interests of children in custody disputes. Common matters include custody disputes, visitation rights, custody modifications, parenting plans.