Joseph J. Bennie

Joseph J. Bennie brings over 40 years of legal experience, serving clients throughout Marlton, Atlantic City and across New Jersey. Operating from Bennie & Bennie P.C. Attorneys at Law in Marlton, New Jersey, he focuses his practice on personal injury, real estate, estate planning and probate matters. His extensive experience allows him to approach each case with a deep understanding of the law, ensuring that clients receive knowledgeable and effective representation tailored to their unique needs and circumstances.

Graduating with a bachelor’s degree in pre-law from Villanova University, Mr. Bennie went on to complete his legal education at Widener University Delaware Law School. He was an active member of the Moot Court Honor Society while at law school and received his Juris Doctor in 1983. Upon graduation, he served as a law clerk for Hon. Leon Wingate of the Camden County Superior Court, gaining exposure to the workings of the judiciary. In 1984, he was admitted to practice law in New Jersey. 

Mr. Bennie’s legal approach, honed over four decades, emphasizes a client-first philosophy and multi-disciplinary practice. He tailors strategies for property transactions and estate planning, driven by a passion for achieving client goals. Utilizing sharp negotiation and precise legal drafting, he safeguards client interests and advances their objectives. His practice is anchored in integrity, clear communication and reliable counsel, ensuring clients feel supported at every legal milestone.

With a reputation backed by top peer ratings and accolades, including South Jersey Magazine’s Top Attorney and Awesome Attorney honors alongside an “Excellent” rating on Avvo, Mr. Bennie grounds his practice in client-centeredness. He puts clients first by truly listening, offering accessible communication and tailoring every legal strategy to your unique goals. These prestigious recognitions reflect a longstanding commitment to protecting your best interests with integrity, compassionate care and efficient legal advocacy.