Rebecca Frino devotes her practice exclusively to family law matters, including alimony, equitable distribution, child custody, pre-nuptial agreements and domestic violence issues.

Rebecca graduated from Seton Hall School of Law in 2011, after receiving her B.S. in Neuroscience from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. While attending Seton Hall, Rebecca participated in the Center for Social Justice Civil Litigation Clinic, where she represented clients in landlord-tenant and education litigation matters. Rebecca was also a member of the Seton Hall Interscholastic Moot Court Board, and competed in competitions across the country on constitutional law, healthcare law, and juvenile law issues.

After graduating law school, Rebecca served as the Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable Thomas J. Critchley of the Chancery Division, Family Part of Morris County.

Rebecca regularly discusses divorce matters on the podcast, The Divorce Hour with Ilyssa Panitz.

  • New Jersey State Bar Association, Member (2012 to Present)
  • Morris County Bar Association, Member (2012 to Present)

Rebecca regularly discusses divorce matters on the podcast, The Divorce Hour.

  • New Jersey, 2011
  • New York, 2012

  • Seton Hall University School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 2011
  • University of Minnesota Twin Cities, B.S., 2008

The Rise of Prenuptial Agreements: Why You Should Consider One

September 7, 2023

Approximately half of all first marriages end in divorce in the United States. The rate of divorce is even higher for those who marry multiple times. Doesn’t it make sense, then, to consider protecting your income and assets to reduce financial uncertainty in the event of death or divorce? The Growing Popularity of Prenuptial Agreements […]
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Who gets custody? Shared Parenting continues to attract attention nationally

February 10, 2022

The Washington Post Magazine recently featured a story spotlighting 50/50 shared parenting in custody cases. This topic continues to garner attention on both the state and national levels. The Family Law Department here at Mandelbaum Barrett PC is well-versed in this arena, having just published an analysis on the issue in the New Jersey Law Journal. Read that article here. At present, there is no presumption or automatic consideration of 50/50 shared parenting time in the State of New Jersey. Two bills, however, remain pending with the legislature on these issues. Bills have been proposed in 39 of 50 states requiring that judges either consider shared custody or abide by a presumption of shared custody. Modern attitudes towards working parents and dual working-parent households, as well as psychological studies, appear to be fueling trends.
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Rebecca Frino, Moderator of ‘Parenting and Cannabis’ CLE Panel

September 14, 2023

Join Counsel Rebecca Frino, Esq. on September 19th for a captivating webinar discussion as she moderates the “Parenting and Cannabis” panel! Rebecca will be leading this panel of legal and clinical professionals, including Robyn Ross, Mollie Lustig, and Dr. Kieran Ayre. Together, they will explore the landscape of cannabis use and consumption in New Jersey, […]
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22 Attorneys Named to 2024 Best Lawyers List

August 17, 2023

Mandelbaum Barrett PC is proud to announce that 22 lawyers were recognized to the 2024 Best Lawyers list. At Mandelbaum Barrett PC, we have always strived for excellence and have consistently sought to uphold the highest standards of legal practice. This recognition serves as a reminder of our ongoing mission to provide unparalleled legal representation […]
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“Coffee and Conversation” Discussion Hour with Matrimonial and Family Law Attorneys Vito Colasurdo, Esq., and Rebecca Frino, Esq.

July 28, 2023

Join Matrimonial and Family Law attorneys Vito Colasurdo, Esq., and Rebecca Frino, Esq., as they host the upcoming “Coffee and Conversation” Discussion Hour on August 14th at 10 am ET, organized by the International Society of Primerus Law Firms™. Discover more about our firm’s partnership with Primerus by visiting: http://bit.ly/3szAeGs. Additionally, learn more about our […]
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Rebecca E. Frino, Esq. will be Presenting an Educational Webinar on “Intangible Assets and Divorce: What you Can’t See Can Hurt You” on October 28, 2022

October 18, 2022

In today’s increasingly digital world, we must learn to look beyond the traditional assets when handling divorce matters. That’s why Mandelbaum Barrett PC’s Matrimonial and Family Law attorney Rebecca E. Frino is partnering with Marcum LLP’s Susan Miano for an educational webinar presented by Celesq on “Intangible Assets and Divorce: What you Can’t See Can Hurt You.” In this live […]
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Mandelbaum Barrett PC is proud to announce 17 of our attorneys have been named to the Best Lawyers in America 2023 list.

August 18, 2022

15 years of recognition: Barry R. Mandelbaum, Steven Adler, Jeffrey M Rosenthal and Michael Saffer 10 years of recognition: Jeffrey Cappola, Gordon C. Duus, Arthur D. Grossman, Owen T. Hughes and Barry Schwartz William Barrett, David Carton, Damian Conforti, Rebecca Frino, Raj Gadhok, Martin D. Hauptman, Esq., Steven Holt and Lynne Strober *No aspect of this advertisement has been approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey or the American […]
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Rebecca Frino, Esq. authors Family Law article for New Jersey Law Journal

March 11, 2022

"With masks coming off and the eventual likelihood of a vaccine for children under 5, we are likely to see an uptick in parental discussions and disagreements over whether to vaccinate children against COVID-19." Rebecca Frino, Esq., attorney in the Matrimonial and Family Law group at Mandelbaum Barrett PC has authored an article in the March 10th issue of New Jersey Law Journal titled "Vaccinating Your Child: Are You Sure It's Your Decision to Make?"
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Family Law Co-Chairs David Carton, Esq. and Lynne Strober, Esq. have co-authored an article in the New Jersey Law Journal titled "50-50 Parenting Time: Should It Be the Law"

January 14, 2022

Mandelbaum Barrett PC Family Law Co-Chairs David Carton, Esq. and Lynne Strober, Esq. have co-authored an article in the January 13th, 2022 issue of New Jersey Law Journal titled "50-50 Parenting Time: Should It Be the Law?" with contributions from Vito Colasurdo, Jr. and Rebecca Frino.
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