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Chris served as Law Clerk to the Honorable Benjamin C. Telsey, Presiding Judge, Family Part, now Presiding Judge, Criminal Part of Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem Counties, from August 2014 through August 2015. During that time, Chris also briefly served as the Interim Law Clerk to the Honorable Sandra Lopez, Judge, Superior Court. Prior to his clerkship, Chris served as a Judicial Intern to the Honorable Ronald E. Bookbinder, Assignment Judge, Superior Court of Burlington County, for Spring 2014. Before his internship, Chris worked at the Delaware Department of Labor in the Office of Anti-Discrimination.

Mr. David M. Wildstein is a Shareholder at Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer P.A. where he built the firm’s Family Law Department, an experienced team of attorneys representing high net worth clients involved in divorce and custody proceedings. For over 40 years, Mr. Wildstein has focused his practice on family law and has tirelessly helped each of his clients, from stay-at-home mothers to corporate executives, navigate the economic and emotional challenges of matrimonial disputes.. As a member of several New Jersey Supreme Court Committees that have shaped the rules and procedures for family law in New Jersey, he has lectured to lawyers and judges at the New Jersey Institute of Continuing Legal Education, Trial Lawyers of New Jersey and the annual Judicial Retreat on family law, ethics, counsel fees, attorney liens and other topics. For over 25 years, he has moderated a panel discussion on family law cases decided in the previous year. The panel consists of Family Part Judges from Middlesex, Union and Somerset counties as well as lawyers from the Wilentz family law team. Mr. Wildstein has also authored several articles on the subject of prenuptial agreements, equitable distribution of assets and custody.. Widely recognized as an authority in family law, Mr. Wildstein has been quoted by The New York Times, The Washington Post and New Jersey Business Journal on prenuptial agreements and has also appeared on television and radio programs on issues related to family law. He received national attention during his representation of Christina Ferrare in the DeLorean divorce case and represented several other high-profile litigants, including former Governor of New Jersey James McGreevey in his highly publicized divorce action.

Nathan Reusch is one of the three founding partners of JRQ & Associates. He concentrates in the areas of divorce, bankruptcy, and foreclosure defense.. Prior to forming JRQ, Mr. Reusch represented large national banks and loan servicers in mortgage foreclosure, bankruptcy, and eviction cases. Through his experience representing these banks, he has gained a unique understanding of the loan servicing process. He has also previously worked in consumer bankruptcy representing countless debtors through the bankruptcy process.. Over the past several years, Nathan has obtained significant experience in divorce, child support, child custody, and parentage. He knows every family and situation is different and tailors his representation to each specific case, while tirelessly advocating for his clients to reach the best possible outcome.. He attended Western Michigan University where he received his bachelor’s degree in economics and political science. Afterward, he received his law degree from Wayne State University Law School during which time he clerked for the Honorable Judge Edward Sosnick of Oakland County, Michigan. He is an active member of the American Bar Association, Chicago Bar Association, Illinois Bar Association, National LGBT Bar Association, LAGBAC, and the Small Business Advocacy Council.. Mr. Reusch is an avid sports fan and cheers for such teams as Notre Dame, the Chicago Bears, Chicago Cubs, and Detroit Red Wings. He enjoys staying active, working out and running as well as spending time with his friends and family.. Mr. Reusch is licensed to practice in the states of Illinois and Michigan as well as in the Federal District Courts for the Northern, Central and Southern Districts of Illinois.