In an article by ROI-NJ it was stated, ‘Zimmerman joins the firm with a track record of shaping New Jersey law. Most notably, she was an integral part of the landmark 2023 NJ Supreme Court decision in Cardali v. Cardali, 255 N.J. 85 (2023). This pivotal case fundamentally changed the landscape of alimony in New Jersey, easing the burden on individuals seeking to terminate alimony due to a former spouse’s cohabitation. 

By clarifying the “prima facie” requirements, Zimmerman helped strengthen the position of alimony payors and simplified the path to legal discovery. Zimmerman specializes in untangling the intricate business and asset-related issues that often complicate family law disputes. Whether she represents families in complex financial litigation or drafts comprehensive co-parenting agreements for unmarried couples, Zimmerman tries to balance strategic representation with a focus on the well-being of the children involved.’

“She is clearly a leader in her field, and her skills, experience, and results have made her a go to choice for high-net-worth individuals,” said John E. Ursin, managing partner. “She is a great person who will fit well into the Schenck Price culture, but she is also passionate about advocating for her clients and securing the best outcomes possible. She really is the perfect leader to grow our Family Law practice.”

Zimmerman said, “Joining Schenck Price is an incredible opportunity to align my practice with a firm committed to the highest professional standards and client-focused representation. My overall objective for the Family Law Practice Group is to drive strategic legal advocacy as we strive to secure the absolute best outcomes for the families we serve.”

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