Judge Glickman recently retired as a Superior Court judge after more than 24 years on the bench.

After graduating from Rutgers University and the University of Virginia Law School, Judge Glickman began his legal career as a law clerk to Chief Justice Joseph Weintraub. He practiced law in Morristown for more than 20 years, specializing in family law, before being appointed to the bench in 1978.

During a period of 23 of the 24 years on the bench, Judge Glickman presided over matrimonial and family related cases involving issues of alimony, child support, equitable distribution, parenting time, relocation and domestic violence.

Judge Glickman has lectured extensively in New Jersey and elsewhere on subjects related to family law. On several occasions he has lectured on the subject of Family Mediation at the National Judicial College in Reno, Nevada.

Judge Glickman is concentrating his practice in the mediation and arbitration of family related matters.

He is also available to serve as a Discovery Master and for consultation in complex cases and in high conflict custody and relocation cases.