With more than 25 years of experience in the industry, Jennifer Brandt’s practice includes all aspects of family law including divorce, custody, support, alimony, adoption, and guardianship matters in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey. In addition to family law litigation, she also negotiates prenuptial, post-nuptial and cohabitation agreements on behalf of clients. In addition to her busy practice, she’s a well-known legal commentator on national news networks including CNN, CNN Headline News, Fox News Channel, MSNBC, ABC News, Court TV and local and regional television and radio.
If you have a family law issue or would like her to speak about legal issues, you can connect with Ms. Brandt at www.cozen.com.
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Ask Attorney Jennifer B.: Understanding Child Support
Many people think that celebrities are immune from the realities of family court. However, even celebrities often deal with the same family disputes as everyone else. For instance, Halle Berry has been embroiled in child support matters with both fathers of her children. She was the higher earner in her case with Gabriel Aubry, and…Read More
Ask Attorney Jennifer B.: Technology in Family Law
Technology is transforming nearly every aspect of modern life, and the practice of family law is no exception. From the way courts operate to how we as attorneys communicate with clients and manage their cases, digital innovation is reshaping the legal landscape. Tools that once felt optional have quickly become essential, and emerging technologies such…Read More
Ask Attorney Jennifer B.: Drafting and Enforcing Prenups
With the holidays come engagements, leading to wedding plans, and, for some couples, the possibility of a prenuptial agreement. Prenuptial agreements are beneficial in that they provide protection if the marriage should end or one spouse dies. They are challenging to create, however, because they are negotiated at a time when couples are focused on…Read More
Building Trust With Clients in High-Stakes Divorce Cases
Representing a client in a high-stakes divorce requires far more than command of the law. These matters often involve complex financial issues, intense personal dynamics, and significant reputational concerns. In this environment, trust is the foundation of a strong attorney-client relationship. Without establishing trust, it is difficult for a client to rely on your judgment,…Read More
Balancing Law and Emotion in Guiding Clients Through Divorce
Hearing about the impending divorce between Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban was shocking to many of us. Not simply because they are celebrities who have had a long-term marriage but also because of the reports that Kidman did not want this outcome and tried to save the marriage. The disclosure of heartbreak behind the headlines…Read More
Family Law: Parenting Plan Solutions
Surmounting Parenting Plan Challenges A good part of the time of a family lawyer is spent negotiating custody arrangements and parenting plans. At first glance, this might seem very straightforward and no more than determining the amount of time each parent will spend with the children and setting vacation and holiday schedules. In practice, however,…Read More
Family Law: Guiding Clients Through Life’s Most Personal Challenges
Family law is probably one of the most personal areas of legal practice. It deals with changing relationships and the impact of the same on people’s lives. For many clients, working with a family lawyer is not just about resolving a legal matter; it is about finding a path forward during one of the most…Read More
The Intersection of Family Law and Criminal Law
Most family lawyers are not experts in criminal law, and typically it is not at all necessary to have that expertise to handle a family law matter successfully. There are times, however, when a criminal matter involving your client or the opposing party directly affects the family law case. When that happens, it is important…Read More
Ask Attorney Jennifer B.: How Can Parents Keep the Children in Mind During High-Conflict Custody Disputes?
As family lawyers, we are often called upon to navigate custody disputes, many of which are highly contentious. Parties are often angry and accusatory toward each other, and children can get caught in the middle. The stakes in these matters are also enormous – no parent wants to sacrifice time with their children, and when…Read More
Ask Attorney Jennifer B.: What does it mean to be a family lawyer?
Early in my career, a colleague gave me a piece of advice that has always remained with me: When introducing yourself to someone new, don’t just say you’re a lawyer—say you’re a family lawyer. From a business and marketing standpoint, this distinction matters. Family lawyers work with individuals, and nearly everyone, at some point, will…Read More
Ask Attorney Jennifer B: Are Text Messages Admissible in Divorce Court?
In my last post, I discussed how evolving technology will continue to influence our relationships and thus, impact family law. Technology has transformed the way we live and communicate, making face-to-face conversations and even phone calls increasingly rare. Many people now prefer texting as a primary mode of communication, finding it easier to write a…Read More
Ask Attorney Jennifer B.: What are the 2025 Family Law Trends?
Unbelievably, 2024 has come to a close. After concluding some end-of-the-year matters and spending some quality time with family, we’ve been thinking ahead about what the new year will bring. There are three major developing trends in family law that we’re going to focus more on in the near future: These are only a few…Read More