Curtis Romanowski

A leader among New Jersey Divorce Lawyers and NJ Family Law Attorneys, matrimonial & family law attorney Curtis J. Romanowski is co-author with the Honorable Robert A. Fall, J.A.D. (Ret'd) of the multi-volume Gann Law Books treatise on Family Law. Formerly an Assistant U.S. Attorney and U.S. Navy JAG Corps Officer, he served on the Navy's Domestic Violence Committee. Trusted as an authority on trial and settlement strategies for complex divorce, child custody & LGBT cases (he is cited as authoritative in Family Law over 300 times in the 2015 Edition of the Rules Governing The Courts of the State of New Jersey), NJ Divorce Lawyer Romanowski was entrusted with one of the biggest divorces in New Jersey history, involving a $320,000,000.00-plus marital estate. An experienced and commanding trial attorney, widely known for his scholarship in family law and mastery of the laws of evidence, NJ Divorce Lawyer Romanowski served on the Board of Governors of the NJ Association for Justice, and on the NJ State Bar Association Family Law Executive Committee. He is a Member of the American Society of Trial Consultants. A frequent lecturer, seminar developer and moderator for Gann, NJICLE, AAML, NJAJ, AFCC, and various Bar Associations, NJ Divorce Lawyer Romanowski is also a Master of the Bench to the Ocean-Monmouth Family Law Inns of Court. A long-standing child custody and economic mediator, New Jersey Lawyer has recognized him as a “divorce mediation expert.” His professional advice columns include “Persuasion,” a monthly column formerly published in NJ Esq. and “The Progressive Lawyer,” regularly appearing in The Matrimonial Strategist, where he is also a Member of the Board of Editors. For over 30 years, NJ Divorce Lawyer Romanowski has provided intensive training programs and consultation on divorce, child custody, family law, psychological type and temperament, negotiation, couple communication, interviewing and interrogation technique, and deception detection. Specialties: Divorce & Child Custody Litigation and Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR), including Arbitration, Mediation and Collaborative (Progressive) Divorce.