About Robyn E.
Robyn E. Ross has built a career in New Jersey family law that is steady and exacting. She combines courtroom experience with client counseling. The work is often emotionally charged. She approaches it with a steady hand.
Ross earned her bachelor’s degree in Law & Justice from The College of New Jersey in 2002. She went on to attend Seton Hall University School of Law, receiving her J.D. in 2006. Those years shaped her interest in family and matrimonial matters and set the foundation for a practice anchored in state law.
After law school, Ross began practicing in New Jersey. Over time she concentrated her practice on matrimonial and family law. Her caseload has included contested divorces, child custody and parenting-time disputes, spousal and child support issues, and the financial matters that accompany family separations. She has worked on both negotiated settlements and litigated matters, handling courtroom proceedings as needed to protect client interests.
Her peers and the courts recognize a formal credential she holds: Ross is a Certified Matrimonial Law Lawyer under standards set by the New Jersey Supreme Court. That certification reflects specialized training and an assessment of skill and experience in matrimonial law. It also provides an additional marker for clients seeking lawyers who practice regularly in this area.
Ross is active in the New Jersey State Bar. She practices at Ross & Calandrillo, LLC, where she works alongside colleagues handling family law matters across the state. Day-to-day work includes drafting pleadings, conducting discovery, negotiating settlements, and preparing for trials or hearings. Client meetings and strategic planning are central features of her role.
Colleagues describe Ross as pragmatic in the courtroom and methodical in preparation. She tends to prioritize clear communication and practical solutions, while remaining prepared to litigate when circumstances require it. As of 2026 she continues to practice at Ross & Calandrillo, LLC, concentrating on matrimonial and related family law issues.
