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Transcript Processing Offices … Name Address Contact Transcript Unit Administrative Office of the Courts Appellate Division Clerk's Office PO Box 968 Trenton, New Jersey 08625 Phone: 609-376-3040 Fax: 609-826-7026 Email: Appeal-Trans.mailbox @njcourts.gov …
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Find information on the Disciplinary Review Board, upcoming meetings, public hearings, sanctions, appeals, and more. Contact Timothy Ellis for assistance.
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Find contact details for New Jersey Courts' various services, divisions, and offices, including judges' information and specific coordinators across multiple court-related subjects.
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Find contact details for Statewide Pro Bono Coordinators in various New Jersey counties, including names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses.
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Pro Bono … "Pro bono work is vital to our court system. One of the most cherished protections citizens have is the constitutional right to be represented by counsel." - Chief Justice Stuart Rabner … On This Page … Body … Pro Bono Training Resources … …
njcourts.gov › self-help › divorce
You can appeal a contested divorce within 45 days. Representation by a lawyer is recommended. Follow court rules, file necessary documents, and consider a fee waiver if eligible.
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Family Practice Division … The Family Practice Division develops and implements policies and best practices to advance the goals and mission of the Judiciary in areas related to family law. … On This Page … Body Visit our Self-help Center self-help …
njcourts.gov › self-help › name change
Step-by-step guide for requesting a name change for your minor child in the Chancery Division, Family Part of NJ: forms, fees, notifications.
njcourts.gov › self-help › appeals
Guide for appealing a municipal court decision. Submit the necessary forms, pay fees, and meet deadlines. Ensure all documents are mailed correctly and contact the court or an attorney for assistance.
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Lawsuits $20,000 or less (Special Civil) … Lawsuits for amounts up to $20,000 are called special civil cases. They are filed in Superior Court, in the special civil part of the civil division. … On This Page … Essential Forms … The following forms are …
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Lawsuits $5,000 or less (Small Claims) … Small claims are lawsuits for $5,000 or less. Renters can file for a return of a security deposit of $5,000 or less in small claims court. … On This Page … Essential Forms … The following forms are used to begin a …
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Landlord/Tenant … The following information outlines court process for Landlord-Tenant cases. … On This Page … Special Civil Part officers are the only ones able to enforce an eviction. Any other attempt at eviction is illegal. … Forms and Process … Quick …
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Learn how to file restraining orders for domestic violence, including steps for temporary and final orders, child custody, and resources for victims. Seek help and ensure your safety.
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File a motion to change or enforce your divorce order, such as child support or custody. Submit forms, notify your ex-spouse, and adhere to specific deadlines. Judges decide most motions based on written documents.
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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.
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Get help with filing for divorce in New Jersey. Learn about the process, who can file, and where to find forms and instructions.
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 › child support, child custody, and parenting time
Learn how to change a parenting, custody, or visitation order by filling out the necessary forms and ensuring the other party can be reached. Submit your forms online, in person, or by mail.
njcourts.gov › self-help › child support, child custody, and parenting time
Learn your options when responding to a nondissolution complaint, including filing a response, counterclaim, or letting the case proceed without reply. Complete required forms if necessary.
njcourts.gov › self-help › child support, child custody, and parenting time
Follow these steps to file a NonDissolution case in family court. Provide required forms, locate the other party, and submit documents via upload, in-person, or mail with fees.