At Kemeny, Ramp & Renaud, LLC, our lawyers provide aggressive, creative and effective legal representation. Our success is based upon reaching our clients' goals. We work hard, think outside the box, and prepare our cases to win. We have experience at trial, mediation, arbitration, and appeal. There is a science to persuasion - and we are dedicated to it.
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Alex Kemeny is the managing member of Kemeny, Ramp & Renaud, LLC. He oversees the firm's operation to ensure that client goals are pursued effectively and efficiently and represents clients in state and federal courts. With more than four decades of experience, Ed Ramp has accumulated a vast wealth of knowledge in the areas family law, estate planning, real estate, workers compensation, and Social Security disability.
Alex Kemeny is the managing member of Kemeny, Ramp & Renaud, LLC. He oversees the firm's operation to ensure that client goals are pursued effectively and efficiently. He works with each of the attorneys and staff to develop individualized strategies for success that are tailored to each client's goals.
Ed Ramp has been in practice for over four decades. In that time he has accumulated a vast wealth of knowledge in the areas marital law, estate planning, real estate, workers compensation, and Social Security disability. His experience and expertise are invaluable assets to his clients and our firm.
Ann Renaud, a litigator whose experience spans more than four decades, has presented cases at every level of the New Jersey court system, including the state's Supreme Court. She is a seasoned trial attorney who combines her experience, knowledge, and compassion to effectively advocate on behalf of her clients.
Paul St. Marie is 2017 cum laude graduate of Rutgers Law School where he served as staff editor of the Law Review and a Legal Writing Teaching Assistant. He earned a Bachelors of Science in Chemistry with a minor in Mathematics at Widener University, Chester, where he was a four time winner of the Chemistry Department's award for top grade point average.
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John Beck
Dec 03, 2020
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Aug 05, 2019
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Dec 24, 2018
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Jul 06, 2018
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Jesse Ryder
Sep 11, 2014
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I could write a book about her, based on my experience, but instead a review and impending grievance to NJ agency will have to suffice. As a beneficiary receiving a very small amount, I was not worried about receiving it promptly. But I didn't think, in my wildest dreams, it would take over three years for her to close the estate. In my opinion, she was remiss in her fiduciary duties in a number of ways including (but not limited to) - total (almost total) unresponsiveness (even to the NJ attorney general for 6 months), higher than normal fees charged (per AG), rudeness to our executor illustrated
