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New Jersey Lawyers Directory
New Jersey Juvenile Lawyers
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Voted the Best Law Office in South Jersey in 2010 by the Readers of the Courier Post. Experienced New Jersey lawyer providing quality legal representation for the protection and benefit of all clients.
tel: 856-596-8000
tel: 856-354-2000
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Saul H. Segan, Esquire
For over 32 years, Attorney Saul Segan has helped improve the lives of thousands of NJ and PA residents or others having issues in those states. Criminal, DUI, Custody problems, Accident Injuries. You can count on sensitive and compassionate service.
1525 Locoust Street, 12th Floor
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
tel:
215-732-4000
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Divorce, Custody, Family law, Estate Planning
345 Centre Street
Nutley, New Jersey 07110
tel: 973-562-0100
fax:
973-556-1732
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Certified Civil Trial Attorney, Criminal Defense, Drugs, Employment, Municipal Court, Traffic, DWI, Revoked List, Marijuana, No Insurance, Commercial Litigation, Collection, Over 20 years experience, ALL COURTS, CALL 24/7
31 W. Main Street
Freehold, New Jersey 07728
tel:
732 294-9100
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Municipal Court (Traffic tickets, DWI, criminal), Criminal defense, Real Estate transactions (Buy, Sell, Refinances), Business matters, Wills & Estates. Two convenient offices located in Manahawkin and Nutley.
297 Route 72, Suite 35, PMB 195
Manahawkin, New Jersey 08050
tel: 609-660-0633
tel: 973-235-9300
fax: 609-939-9136
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With over thirty years of experience our commitment is to the individual and not a client number in a computer. We believe in “old fashioned” personal care of each client while providing “new world,” technology with daily updates on the changes in the law
32 Church Street
Flemington, New Jersey 08822
tel:
908-782-2900
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tel: 732-303-7857
fax: 732-414-4100
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47 Grant St. Suite 200
Mt. Holly, New Jersey 08060
tel:
609-261-1100
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47 Grant St. Suite 200
Mt. Holly, New Jersey 08060
tel:
609-267-3883
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New Jersey Legal Articles
Child Custody and Religion
1. When parents of different faiths separate, how do courts decide whose religion the children will follow?
In today's world, there are more interfaith marriages than ever before. New Jersey is becoming more multi-cultural each and every generation. As a consequence, our citizens often fall in love and get married to people from different religions. In many interfaith couples if they should separate and divorce, they often have very nasty and difficult issues regarding custody and religion. When parents of different faiths separate, they don't always agree on whose religion the children will follow. With the increasing numbers of interfaith marriages and the high divorce rates, this topic is frequently argued in family courtrooms all across the Garden State
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