Taylor Nacci - Marlton, NJ

Taylor Nacci is a dedicated attorney who recently served as a Law Clerk to the Honorable Craig A. Ambrose, J.S.C., at the New Jersey Superior Court in Burlington County. In this role, Taylor assisted with various legal matters, including domestic violence cases, criminal division research, and case management. Taylor’s responsibilities included preparing orders and motions, analyzing exhibits, managing case dockets, and facilitating landlord-tenant and special civil mediations.

Taylor’s passion for family law and drive to become an attorney stems from being a child of a tumultuous divorce. Because of this, Taylor has a unique understanding of the problems that frequently arise in family law cases, enabling her to assist clients with empathy and compassion.

Taylor demonstrated academic excellence by being on the dean’s list. She also received Certificates of Achievement in Legal Problem-Solving and Disability Law and earned a Pro Bono Distinction for her commitment to public service. During law school, Taylor was actively involved in the Veterans Law Clinic, where she provided free legal representation to low-income, disabled veterans and served in various leadership roles, including Vice President of the Youth Court and Finance Committee Member of the Student Bar Association.

Before her clerkship, Taylor gained valuable experience as a Certified Legal Intern at the Veterans Law Clinic. Additionally, she interned at the Delaware County District Attorney’s Office, assisting with criminal investigations and trial preparations.

Taylor holds a B.A. in Political Science with minors in Pre-law and Criminology from Coastal Carolina University. During her undergraduate studies, she was an active member of Phi Sigma Sigma, holding various leadership positions, and was inducted into the Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society.

Taylor is committed to providing compassionate and effective legal representation, drawing on her diverse experiences and deep understanding of the law to serve clients and the community.