About Richard
Richard Shapiro is a seasoned family law attorney based in Marlton, New Jersey. He has been practicing law in the state since 1983, gaining experience in a variety of family law matters. His firm, Weinberger Divorce & Family Law Group, LLC, is situated in Mount Laurel, Burlington County, where it is known for excellence in handling complex family law cases. The firm specializes in divorce, asset division, child custody, child support, post-judgment modifications, and enforcement of family court orders—areas that require both legal acumen and a compassionate approach. Shapiro earned his Juris Doctor with honors from Rutgers University School of Law in 1982.
Prior to that, he obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Politics from Brandeis University in 1979. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his legal practice. This lets the attorney handle the details of family law effectively. He is an active member of both the New Jersey State Bar Association and the Camden County Bar Association, contributing to the legal community and staying updated on the latest developments in family law. In addition to family law, Shapiro's practice areas extend to real estate transactions, which often intersect with family law issues, especially in divorce cases.
He also handles cases involving relocation out of New Jersey with a child, simple wills, trusts and estates, and visitation and parenting time. This diverse skill set allows him to provide comprehensive legal services to his clients, addressing multiple facets of their legal needs. Before joining Weinberger Divorce & Family Law Group, LLC, Shapiro served as counsel to the Camden County Surrogate, where he gained valuable insights into probate and estate matters. He also acted as general counsel for Camden County College, advising on various legal issues affecting the institution. His experience includes serving as counsel for the Camden County Workforce Investment Board, where he focused on employment and workforce development issues.
Furthermore, he was a former chair of the Cooper River Rowing Association, demonstrating his commitment to community involvement and leadership. Outside of his legal practice, Shapiro enjoys spending quality time with his two dogs, reflecting his appreciation for companionship and loyalty. He also indulges in great food and wine, showcasing his focus on culinary experiences. This balance between his professional and personal life allows him to maintain a well-rounded perspective, which ultimately benefits his clients in their family law matters.
