Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost, Botwinick, Nunn & Musmanno, PC’s Patricia M. Barbarito and Family/Matrimonial Practice Recognized in 2025 Chambers High Net Worth Guide
July 24, 2025
Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost, Botwinick, Nunn & Musmanno, PC is pleased to announce that Senior Partner Patricia M. Barbarito has once again been recognized in the 2025 Chambers High Net Worth Guide, marking her fourth consecutive year ranked in the New Jersey Family/Matrimonial: High Net Worth section. This year’s guide also includes the firm’s Family/Matrimonial Practice for the first time—further reflecting the team’s reputation in navigating high-stakes family matters.
The Chambers High Net Worth Guide highlights professionals who understand the complex needs of high-net-worth individuals and provide advice and legal service. The New Jersey Family/Matrimonial section is focused on the issues surrounding the inception and breakdown of personal relationships – including the creation of pre-nuptial, civil partnership and cohabitation agreements relating to financial and property assets, and the resolution of divorces or separations involving financial and property disputes, as well as matters regarding children.
“Pat is an exceptional practitioner in her field and is highly regarded throughout the region for her advocacy for her clients as well as her pragmatic and personal approach to service that allows her to provide top tier counsel to high net worth clients navigating matrimonial and family disputes,” said Gary R. Botwinick, co-managing partner of the firm and chair of its Wills, Trusts & Estates and Taxation practice groups. “Pat’s continued recognition and the addition of our Family/Matrimonial Practice in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide demonstrates the caliber of work being done at the firm and our capabilities in resolving nuanced financial issues for key executives and private wealth individuals with the highest degree of discretion and professionalism.”
Pat serves on the firm’s Board of Directors and Executive Committee and is a certified Matrimonial Law Attorney by the Supreme Court of New Jersey. She is widely known for her integrity, skill, and commitment to excellence in the legal profession. She regularly represents executives, celebrities and high-profile individuals in matters ranging from pre-nuptial agreements to marital dissolution and division of assets. Her hallmark approach to client service entails gaining a deep understanding of her clients’ situations that allow her to effectively develop a strategy, champion their cause, and achieve a successful outcome as they prepare for the next chapter in their lives.
In addition to her legal work, Pat hosts the podcast “Heartbreak & Hope with Pat Barbarito” where she shares insights and encouragement on navigating all stages of relationships.
The Family/Matrimonial Practice at Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost, Botwinick, Nunn & Musmanno, PC has been committed to delivering highly skilled, responsive and compassionate legal representation to clients throughout New Jersey for more than 50 years. The firm’s family law attorneys are well-recognized as leaders in their fields who are prepared to advocate for clients in all types of family law matters, ranging from complex divorces which require trials to less contentious cases brought before mediators.
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