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Just before Mother’s Day last month, the New Jersey Senate approved a bill that will allow adopted children to access their own original birth certificates.
A proposal making its way through the New Jersey Senate would cut back on the evidentiary privileges that spouses share when testifying against each other in a criminal case. The bill, S-1989, would allow a spouse to...
A homeless parent who files for housing assistance with the state Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCPP) cannot be charged with neglect of his or her children,
The New Jersey Judiciary has taken steps to ensure that the constitutional rights of poorer parents are protected, especially when these parents are unable to keep up with their court-mandated...
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