Family and Matrimonial Law Attorney
Grant W. Waterson is a partner at Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C., focusing his practice exclusively on family and matrimonial law throughout New Jersey. For nearly 25 years, Grant has represented individuals through every stage of the divorce process, from the initial filing through settlement or trial. He is known for providing practical guidance, strategic advocacy, and thoughtful counsel in both straightforward and highly complex family law matters.
Practice Focus
Grant regularly handles:
- Divorce and matrimonial litigation
• Child custody and parenting time disputes
• Child support and alimony matters
• Equitable distribution of marital assets
• High-net-worth divorce matters
• Grandparent visitation cases
• Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements
• Marital settlement agreements
His clients include business owners, corporate executives, physicians, attorneys, and their spouses, with a practice emphasizing sophisticated financial issues and negotiated resolutions.
Experience
For nearly two decades, Grant has devoted his practice exclusively to family law, representing clients in all aspects of matrimonial litigation and dispute resolution. From the beginning of a case through its conclusion, he works closely with clients to develop practical strategies designed to achieve their personal and financial objectives.
Grant has substantial experience handling matters involving child custody, parenting time, alimony, child support, equitable distribution, and the identification and valuation of marital assets. He also advises clients on the negotiation and preparation of comprehensive matrimonial agreements, including premarital, postnuptial, and settlement agreements. Grant participated in the landmark New Jersey Supreme Court case: Konzelman v. Konzelman, 158 N.J. 185 (1999), the leading New Jersey Supreme Court decision addressing cohabitation and its effect on spousal support obligations.
In addition to his litigation practice, Grant serves as an Early Settlement Panelist, helping litigants resolve family law disputes through settlement before trial. His practical perspective and extensive courtroom experience have made him a trusted resource for both clients and fellow attorneys.
Grant also contributed as an author to the 10th Edition of New Jersey Family Law Practice, one of the leading treatises on New Jersey matrimonial law.
Professional Leadership and Affiliations
Grant is actively involved in the legal community, including:
- American Bar Association
- New Jersey State Bar Association, Family Law Section
- Early Settlement Panelist for family law matters
Recognition and Awards
Grant has been recognized by respected legal ranking organizations for his work in family law, including:
- Recognized by Super Lawyers®*
- Recognized by Lawdragon®
Education and Admissions
- J.D., Villanova University School of Law
- B.A., Drew University
Grant is admitted to practice law in:
- New Jersey (1993)
- Pennsylvania (1994)
Approach and Client Service
Grant believes successful family law representation begins with understanding each client’s unique circumstances and goals. He combines decades of experience with a practical, solution-oriented approach, helping clients navigate emotionally and financially challenging situations while advocating effectively whether through negotiation or litigation. His focus is on achieving favorable outcomes while minimizing unnecessary conflict whenever possible.
*Please note that no aspect of advertisements or any other accolade listed have been approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey. Learn more about the standard methodology for each award listed.
