Rutgers School of Law
Graduate of Rutgers School of Law in Newark.
Meet Matthew B. Lun, Esq.
Guiding New Jersey families through difficult conversations with care, clarity, and a focus on what comes next.

Your mediator
Divorce and family law experience. A constructive approach to moving forward.
Matthew B. Lun, Esq. founded his law practice in 2013 and has focused on divorce and family law since opening the practice. After graduating from Rutgers School of Law in Newark, he worked as an associate attorney at a boutique firm before establishing his own office.
His family law experience includes divorce, custody, alimony, equitable distribution, and domestic violence matters.
At LunLegal Divorce and Family Law Mediation, the focus is on understanding each participant's concerns, organizing the issues, and exploring practical options together.
Based in Skillman, New Jersey, Matthew brings a thoughtful, grounded presence to conversations that can feel overwhelming.
Contact us →Professional background
Graduate of Rutgers School of Law in Newark.
Admitted to practice law in New Jersey.
New Jersey State Bar Association
Mercer County Bar Association
Matthew has been selected as a panelist in the Mercer County Matrimonial Early Settlement Program (MESP). In that role, he provides settlement recommendations to attorneys and their clients on economic issues such as alimony, child support, and equitable distribution.
His experience with family law and settlement discussions informs a practical approach to helping mediation participants identify issues and explore options.
Read Matthew's law practice biography →The approach
Start with what matters to each person. A clear understanding of the issues helps shape a more useful conversation.
Look beyond the first point of disagreement and explore options that respond to the family's needs.
Identify areas of common ground, clarify what remains unresolved, and discuss a practical way forward.
A balanced conversation
In mediation, Matthew facilitates the conversation with attention to both participants. The aim is to help you discuss your concerns, understand the choices in front of you, and work toward your own decisions.
Have questions about how mediation could fit your circumstances? A consultation is a place to start.
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Begin with a conversation
Reach out to discuss your family's needs and learn more about mediation.