Morristown Family Law Attorneys
Protecting your future, focused on you.
If you’re thinking about divorce, there’s probably a lot on your mind, from child custody to who gets to keep the house to planning for a stable financial future. You need a family law attorney in New Jersey that you can rely on.
At Jacobs Berger, our number one priority is securing a stable future for you and your family.
We focus on your needs, your goals, and what we need to do to get you where you want to be.
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Divorce
Mediation
Custody
The divorce process doesn’t last forever. Our goal is to help you get to the other side. Our divorce lawyers in Morristown, NJ control the process to minimize your stress so that you can stay focused on what comes next.
Mediation can save you time and money and reduce your stress. Our trusted family law attorneys will advise you on alternative dispute resolution methods and help you find the best approach for you.
Your family is important. Our child custody attorneys in Morristown, NJ work with you to reach an agreement on child custody and parenting time that works for everyone while always putting your children’s needs first.
Post-Divorce
Adoption
Finances
Life keeps moving after divorce, and sometimes, new circumstances make it necessary to revisit a divorce order. Our lawyers with you to maintain the stability of your family life when changes require a modification.
At Jacobs Berger, our experienced lawyers help new families navigate legal adoption and address any challenges that arise along the way—and when it’s all official, we’re the first to raise a glass in celebration.
For almost everybody, divorce requires revisiting financial plans. Our trusted attorneys always look out for your current and future financial stability and can help coordinate with your financial advisors as needed.
We're here to help
Divorce
Mediation
Custody
Post-Divorce
Adoption
Finances
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Why Choose Jacobs Berger as Your Family Law Firm?
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Meet Our Attorneys in Morris County
Sarah J. Jacobs
A Matrimonial Law Attorney Certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey and a Qualified Family Law Mediator, Sarah Jacobs, Co-Founder of Jacobs Berger, is dedicated to protecting the interests of clients in family law proceedings. Read More
Jamie N. Berger
Jamie N. Berger is a Co-Founder of Jacobs Berger and practices exclusively in the area of family law. She has extensive experience in all aspects of litigation in family and appellate court proceedings. Read More
Holly M. Friedland
Holly M. Friedland is a matrimonial attorney at Jacobs Berger, and handles all family law matters including divorce, mediation and collaborative law. She has volunteered her services since 2006 to the Battered Women’s Legal Advocacy Project and is now co-chair. Read More
Amanda P. Johnston
Amanda P. Johnston is a Morristown-based matrimonial lawyer who joined Jacobs Berger in January 2020. As of May 2025, she has earned the well deserved promotion to Counsel. Before joining the firm, Amanda built a wealth of knowledge and experience working for other Morris County-based family law firms, exclusively practicing all types of family law from divorce, custody, and alimony to domestic violence and restraining orders. Read More
Katelyn B. Sprotte
Katelyn B. Sprotte is a matrimonial attorney with experience handling all types of family law matters. Compassionate and professional, she guides clients through the family law process with a solutions-minded approach. Read More
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