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Bradley Beach

Keith Winters & Wenning

Bradley Beach, NJ | Phone: 866-735-5013
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Your New Jersey Family Law Firm for over 60 Years serving Monmouth County • Ocean County • Middlesex County

Keith Winters & Wenning

Bradley Beach, NJ | Phone: 866-735-5013
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East Brunswick

Law Office of Jeffrey Goldblatt

East Brunswick, NJ | Phone: 866-768-1143
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NJ Family Law and Divorce law firm representing clients throughout Middlesex, Monmouth, Somerset, Ocean and Mercer counties.

Law Office of Jeffrey Goldblatt

East Brunswick, NJ | Phone: 866-768-1143
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Pequannock

Law Office of Janet L. Porro

Pequannock, NJ | Phone: 866-787-2982
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Rockaway

Helfand & Associates

Rockaway, NJ | Phone: 866-632-1493
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New Jersey Family Law Attorneys, Offices in Rockaway and Livingston NJ. Call Today for a Free Consultation.

West Orange

Law Offices of Gary J. Natale, PC

West Orange, NJ | Phone: 973-324-9711
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Committed to Highly Personalized Service. Call Today for a Free Consultation.

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  • What should I do if I am dissatisfied with my lawyer in my custody case?
    It is not uncommon, particularly in the area of family law, for a client to become frustrated and unhappy with his or her lawyer. After all, family law cases, and custody cases in particular, tend to be highly stressful, emotional, prolonged proceedings that are generally not a whole lot of fun for all parties involved. The negativity in such cases can be overwhelming, to the point … more
  • Do I need the other parent’s permission to move out of state with our child? 4 Star Rating
    If you have custody of your child, you and your child should be able to move out of state without anyone else’s permission, right? Wrong! Most states have enacted laws that prohibit custodial parents from taking their children and moving out of state without notice to the court and/or the other parent. These laws are designed to prevent a custodial parent from removing a … more

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