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Lisa E. Halpern, the esteemed founder of the Law Office of Lisa E. Halpern in Toms River, New Jersey, brings over three decades of legal expertise to her practice. A graduate of Emory University, Ms. Halpern earned her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology in 1984 before pursuing her Juris Doctorate at Suffolk University Law School in Boston, Massachusetts. Following her graduation from law school, Ms. Halpern gained invaluable experience by clerking for the Honorable Alexander D. Lehrer, J.S.C., at the Monmouth County Superior Court in New Jersey. In 1990, she established her solo practice in Toms River, where she has since developed a reputation for her dedication to clients and proficiency in various legal areas, including family law, mediation, personal injury, and municipal matters. As a certified Family and Civil mediator, as well as a certified arbitrator, Ms. Halpern is committed to facilitating effective resolutions for her clients. She actively contributes to the community by volunteering as an Early Settlement Panelist in Ocean County and an Intensive Settlement Panelist in Monmouth County. Her involvement in professional organizations further underscores her commitment to legal excellence; she is a valued member of the Ocean County Bar Association’s Family Law Committee, the New Jersey Business Association, and a Master member of the Jersey Shore Inns of Court. In addition to her legal practice, Ms. Halpern serves as the Secretary of the Ocean County Fee Arbitration Committee since 1992 and holds membership in both the New Jersey State Bar and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Outside of her professional endeavors, she cherishes time with her two wonderful children and her three spirited dogs, balancing her fulfilling career with a vibrant family life.
Divorce attorneys guide couples through the legal process of ending their marriage. They handle property division, custody, support, and other divorce-related matters. Common matters include contested divorce, uncontested divorce, property division, alimony.