Gregory Thomlison

Gregory B. Thomlison, Esq. believes it is important for an attorney to use their skill set and experience to assist people, especially in times of crisis. Greg has a client-centered approach to representation; he understands it is the client who has to live with the results of their case. This allows Greg to present creative options to his clients to address their specific needs without simply resorting to providing “cookie cutter” advice. Greg understands the toll of litigation on separating families and uses his experience to attempt to minimize that toll. Greg is a Rule 1:40 Qualified Family Mediator and is on the Roster of Rulfe 5:8D Parenting Coordinators. Greg’s interest in family law started in law school and his practice has been entirely devoted to family law issues since then. While attending Rutgers University School of Law in Camden, Greg received multiple awards for his work protecting victims of domestic violence (the Mary L. Philbrook Memorial Award, the Lisa and Kolin Pimental Memorial Award, and the Rutgers School of Law Pro Bono Publico Award). After law school, Greg served as a law clerk to the then-Presiding Judge of the Family Part of Burlington County, the Honorable Patricia B. Roe. Following his clerkship, Greg devoted his entire practice to family law. Greg is a partner with the Law Firm of Abatemarco Thomlison & Frantz, LLC in Manasquan, New Jersey. Greg is presently the Chair of the Ocean County Bar Association Family Law Committee. Greg is a regular moderator for the Family Law Committee’s seminars. Greg also served on the District IIIA and IX Ethics Committees as an investigator, presenter, and Panelist. Greg is a member of the Statewide Family Law Chairs ESP Committee. Greg regularly volunteers for the Court as an Early Settlement Panelist and Intensive Settlement Panelist. Greg also volunteers with South Jersey Legal Services Divorce Project and Family Assist pro bono programs.