Phone: 856-857-1431
Email: shari.veisblatt@obermayer.com

Shari B. Veisblatt is an associate with Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP. She is a member of the firm's Litigation Department and Family Law Group, practicing in the firm's Cherry Hill, New Jersey office.

Ms. Veisblatt represents clients in all aspects and stages of matrimonial litigation, including appeals, trials, emergent applications, plenary hearings, custody trials, domestic violence hearings, pre and post judgment applications, motions, early settlement panels, economic mediations, intensive settlement conferences, case management conferences and uncontested hearings. She also handles complex matrimonial matters, which involve the engagement of variety of experts, including forensic accountants, employability experts, real estate and personalty appraisers, and custody and alcohol evaluators. In addition, Ms. Veisblatt assists clients with the valuation and distribution of businesses and professional practices and executive benefits, such as stock options and restricted stock.

Prior to joining Obermayer, Ms. Veisblatt was a co-chair of Mattleman, Weinroth & Miller, P.C.'s matrimonial practice. She has practiced exclusively in the area of family law throughout her career. She was an associate at Riker Danzig, et al., one of the largest firms in New Jersey. She is also a former judicial clerk of The Honorable Garry S. Rothstadt, Superior Court of New Jersey, Family Part.

Ms. Veisblatt is a frequent lecturer on family law topics and has also written several published articles on her experience as a matrimonial attorney. Her speaking engagements and publications include:

• Guest Lecturer for N.J.I.C.L.E., QDROs and Other Pension-Related Issues for Family Lawyers (2010)
• Guest Lecturer for N.J.I.C.L.E., QDROs and Other Pension-Related Issues for Family Lawyers (2009)
• Guest Lecturer, Financial Planner Association (2008)
• Guest Lecturer, Morris County College-Women's Center (2007-2008)
• Bernstein, J. & Veisblatt, S. “A separate peace: Can you file for a legal separation in New Jersey?” Town Topics, Princeton, N.J., March 2009
• Bernstein, J. & Veisblatt, S. “Look before you let your child leap. What you need to consider prior to allowing your child/ren to relocate overseas.” Town Topics, Princeton, N.J., April 2008
• Tomaio, D. & Veisblatt, S., Chapter 14, “Issues Surrounding Unmarried Cohabitants and Domestic Partners,” Skoloff & Cutler New Jersey Family Law Practice, N.J.I.C.L.E., 12th Ed., 2006.