New Jersey Family Lawyer

Since 1985, the Law Firm of Janet L. Porro, Esq. has been handling family law issues and juvenile matters. She can assist with legal matters relating to familial relationships, including those whom are married, partners having children together and those living in non-traditional familial relationships.

Janet Porro has extensive experience assisting with family law matters in New Jersey including:

divorce
domestic violence
child custody
removal of children from their State of residence
inter-state Custody battles
parenting time and visitation rights
juvenile law (municipal and criminal matters relating to juveniles)
representation of parents living with rebellious teenagers
alimony, child support, modification applications
sexual abuse, child abuse
pre-nuptial agreements
partnership agreements
parenting agreements
mediation as a means of Alternative Dispute Resolution
representation of non-profit entities

Contact Ms. Porro toll free at 866-787-2982 for assistance with your New Jersey family matter.

Visit: http://www.newjerseyfamilyattorney.com

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Janet Porro
Law Office of Janet L. Porro
20 Lincoln Park Road
Pequannock, NJ 07440
Telephone: 866-787-2982
Fax: 973-692-0014

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