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Change a Court Order … Follow these steps to change a parenting time, custody, or visitation order. … Change a Non-Dissolution Court Order … Fill out the How to file a request to modify a Non-Dissolution "FD" Court Order previously issued by the court …
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Appellate Division … Body … Overview … For information on how to represent yourself in an appeal, visit our Guide to Completing Appeals Forms Self-Help page . Court appeals in New Jersey go through the Appellate Division of the Superior Court. This is an …
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Rescheduling Requests … Deferral Requests (Rescheduling Your Service) … Complete the Jury Qualification Questionnaire juror qualification questionnaire before submitting a request to be deferred. … Deferral requests may be submitted for the following …
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Child Support, Child Custody, and Parenting Time … Family disputes can be complicated. These resources are designed to help you with custody and support matters when divorce is not part of the case. … Non-Dissolution … This docket type involves parenting …
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Superior Court Clerk's Office … Body … Overview … The Superior Court Clerk’s Office manages several statewide functions for the Judiciary. This includes court record storage and retrieval, uncontested foreclosures, judgment liens, and the annual attorney …
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District Fee Secretaries … District Fee Committee Secretary … District I … Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland and Salem Counties … Kelly A. Dougherty … Law Offices of Michael Gaffney, LLC 1318 South Main Road, Suite 5B Vineland, NJ 08360 Phone: 856-777-5400 …
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eCourts … eCourts is the New Jersey Judiciary’s electronic case filing and management system. Body eCourts Login Attorneys in good standing can use eCourts to File documents and cases in civil, criminal, Tax Court, and appellate cases; Pay filing fees …
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Contested and Uncontested Divorces … Contested divorces are those in which the spouses disagree on one or more issues, such as: allegations stated in the grounds for divorce, custody, parenting time (visitation), child support, alimony, equitable …
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Appellate Livestreams … The “View Livestream” button will appear next to the case title once the oral argument starts. Not all oral arguments are livestreamed. Read the Notice – Public Access in the Appellate Division: (1) Oral Arguments of Non-Public …
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Directories … The following directories provide contact information for New Jersey Courts. Find the correct directory below. Court Services Contact Information Local Title I ADA Coordinators ADA Title I Coordinators Title II ADA Coordinator Directory ADA …
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Name Change … Name change requests in NJ should be filed in civil court if: … You are over the age of 18. You are not changing your name as part of a change in your marital status. Use the packet titled How to Ask the Court to Change Your Name - Adults …
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General Jury Information … Body … ADA Accommodation Requests and Information … If an ADA accommodation or ASL interpreter is needed for your summons date and you would like additional information on the types of accommodations offered or how to request an …
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Civil Motion Calendar … Instructions … First-time users must register with the New Jersey Courts to search civil mediators, civil motion calendars, and discovery end dates. After logging in, please proceed to the “Find a Case – Public Access” tile and …
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Supreme Court Board on Continuing Legal Education … Discover what you need to stay up-to-date on CLE requirements … Supreme Court Board on Continuing Legal Education … Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex 25 Market Street Floor 8- North Wing P.O. Box 965 …
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Collecting Money in a Civil Case … Body … Collecting a Judgment … If you were awarded a judgment in civil court, you are a judgment creditor. You should contact the person who owes you the money, the judgment debtor, to talk about payment. … Note: The …
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Civil Practice Division … The Civil Practice Division develops and implements policies and best practices to advance the goals and mission of the Judiciary in the civil part, special civil part, general equity and probate part matters. The office supports …
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Adult Probation Supervision … Probation is a court sentence that allows certain clients to stay in the community under the supervision of a probation officer. Probation Services also Juvenile Probation Supervision supervises juveniles who have been found …
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News and Media … Read the latest news from the New Jersey Judiciary. … Judiciary Office of Communications … Communications and Community Relations … 609-815-2910 … Peter McAleer … , Director, Communications and Community Relations … MaryAnn Spoto … , …
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Guide to Completing Appeals Forms … The Appellate Division of Superior Court reviews cases from trial courts, the Tax Court, and state agencies. The How to Appeal a Trial Court, Tax Court, or State Agency Decision Self-Help Kit How to Appeal a Trial …
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Appeals … An appeal is a request that a higher court revers or modify some part of a lower court decision. The appellant needs to show the higher court that the lower court made a mistake in applying the law. Generally, new evidence cannot be introduced …