Lindsay A. McKillop

Lindsay A. McKillop helps individuals and companies in federal and state trial and appellate courts throughout New Jersey in commercial and civil matters, including labor and employment, contract, landlord-tenant, real estate, partition, construction, and consumer fraud. Lindsay also also represents people in high stakes, high conflict family law matters, including divorce, custody, parenting time, child support, alimony and spousal support, division of assets and debts, prenuptial agreements, domestic violence, modification and enforcement, and cohabitation.

 Lindsay's approach is to establish trust so she can most successfully advocate for her clients when they feel most vulnerable. At all times, Lindsay remains empathetic while striving to achieve the best possible result for her clients.

 Prior to practicing law, Lindsay served as the judicial law clerk for the Hon. Judith S. Charny, a Judge of the Superior Court who sat in both the Family Part and the Criminal Division in Camden County. At Rutgers Law School, Lindsay was the president of the OUTLaws, Rutgers' LGBTQ+ student organization, and earned a Family Law Certificate for her extensive coursework in family law. She also was the Business and Marketing Editor for the Rutgers Journal of Law and Public Policy and a semifinalist in the Rutgers Hunter Moot Court Competition. Lindsay also participated in the Rutgers Domestic Violence Pro Bono Project where she provided support to victims of domestic violence seeking final restraining orders against their abusers.