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Recent Posts in Domestic Violence Category

  • Stopping Domestic Violence in New Jersey Families and Communities

    For years, domestic violence has been a serious and complicated issue plaguing the American legal system. New Jersey domestic violence cases in family court often require assistance from a long list of professionals, including social workers, counselors, attorneys, guardians ad litem, judges, police officers and others. The Press of Atlantic City recently launched an in-depth analysis of the ...
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  • New Laws Expand Protections for New Jersey Domestic Violence Victims

    Just before leaving office, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed two domestic violence bills into law. These measures expand protections for victims of domestic violence in New Jersey. Legal protections are an important part of a comprehensive safety plan for those who feel unsafe in their family or romantic relationships. With support from social service agencies, legally-binding court ...
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  • Protecting a New Jersey Restraining Order From Legal Challenges

    For many New Jersey residents in unsafe home situations, a restraining order is an important part of an overall safety plan. Restraining orders can be appealed through court process. While this is a necessary part of a fair legal system, it means the order isn’t necessarily finalized once the judge approves it. By understanding the New Jersey restraining order process, plaintiffs can be better ...
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  • How to Prevent Parental Alienation During & After Divorce

    Divorce is a stressful and emotionally traumatic process. Tensions and tempers may rise between the divorcing spouses, and children are often caught in the middle. Even after the divorce, one parent may try to influence the children against the other parent through subtle or overt techniques. This is known as parental alienation. Studies have shown that parental alienation causes emotional harm to ...
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  • Can Your Online Activity Lead to a Restraining Order?

    In recent years our society has become more and more dependent on electronic communication. Long gone are the days of the telephone being utilized for primarily talking purposes and behold the days of putting everything in writing. As technology evolves, our laws evolve to accommodate the changes that have taken place since every person started carrying a computer in their pocket. In today’s ...
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