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Find an attorney using the NJ State Bar Association's lawyer referral list to navigate the complex court system.
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Overview of significant legal cases involving state law, public interest, and legal procedures, including DWI plea agreements, forensic lab issues, and fair housing disputes.
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Passaic Court Offices: Melanie Nowling, Court Executive 3b. Handles civil cases seeking monetary compensation. Also handles non-jury cases in General Equity.
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Explore directories for contact details of judges in New Jersey Courts, including presiding judges, administrators, and division-specific officials across various court sections.
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Multicounty Litigation … Multicounty litigation involves a large number of personal injury cases that are all associated with a single product. The cases share common factual and legal issues. Also, the value of each claim is dependent on the value of all …
njcourts.gov › self-help › post-judgment motions in family court
Understand N.J. Court rules for child support. Fill out and submit required forms to file a motion. Ensure accuracy, completeness, and proper service for court consideration.
njcourts.gov › self-help › divorce
Respond to a Divorce Complaint within 35 days to avoid default judgment. You can file an Answer, Answer and Counterclaim, or Appearance. Obtain forms, pay a fee or request waiver, submit documents, and serve them to the plaintiff.
njcourts.gov › self-help › child support, child custody, and parenting time
Request an Emergent Hearing with the court for urgent child safety issues. File forms online, in-person, or by mail. Fees apply for modification requests.
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Supreme Court Action Plan documents efforts to ensure equality in New Jersey courts. Focuses on reducing bias, enhancing youth justice, supporting LGBTQ inclusion, and improving accessibility for all court users.
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The Supreme Court Committee on Access and Fairness ensures equal justice in courts, promoting accessibility, dignity, and respect for all litigants, regardless of their background or circumstances.
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The New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on Wellness in the Law offers resources and events for legal professionals to support their wellbeing. Access written, audio, and video materials, plus info on upcoming events.
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The Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement Committee (DICE) advises the Supreme Court on policies and programs to eliminate court bias and improve outreach, serving diverse groups and aiding self-represented litigants.
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Explore our filings and resolutions dashboard for current and past court year backlogs, along with trial court statistics.
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Explore the Filings and Resolutions Dashboard for current and previous court year statistics, including backlog and trial court data.
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Non-profits focusing on juvenile delinquency aim at rehabilitation and accountability for minors breaking the law. Courts address such cases seeking responsibility, public safety, and preventing further trouble.
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Find support programs for nonviolent, first-time offenders or those with addiction in the court system, including Recovery Court, Pretrial Intervention, and help for veterans. Consider legal aid for self-representation.
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Learn about recent laws affecting municipal court services, including rules on DWI offenses, motor vehicle safety, underage drinking, domestic violence, and more.
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Summary of Judiciary's Code of Conduct, focusing on restrictions regarding outside employment and political activities for potential employees.
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The New Jersey Tax Court reviews state and local property tax decisions. Taxpayers can appeal various tax issues like property assessments and state taxes, but some cases require attorney representation.
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Handle urgent family and civil matters like child custody, illegal lockouts, and temporary guardianship through emergent filings to prevent immediate and permanent harm. Use the Judiciary Electronic Document Submission (JEDS) system for applications.