8000 Sagemore Drive Suite 8303, Marlton, New Jersey, 08053
Practice Areas : Divorce
1125 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 500, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 08401
Practice Areas : Criminal Law
8025 Black Horse Pike Suite 500, Pleasantville, New Jersey, 08232
Practice Areas : Appeals & Appellate
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New Jersey legal news
NJ Attorney General Wins Court Block on Trump Medicaid Work Rule for Frail Patients
A federal judge halted the Trump administration's rule that would have tightened Medicaid work exemptions for medically frail people, preserving coverage for thousands in New Jersey.
New Jersey Secures .9 Million After GM Sold Drivers’ Data to Insurers
New Jersey will receive .9 million from a multistate settlement after General Motors illegally sold driver‑behavior data to insurers, prompting new privacy rules.
New Jersey and FTC Sue Dollar General Over Alleged Register Price Overcharges
New Jersey, the FTC, and 19 other states have filed a lawsuit accusing Dollar General of routinely overcharging shoppers at the register for basic household goods.
NJ Attorney General Announces Three Public Sessions on Police Use‑of‑Force Policy
New Jersey’s Attorney General will hold three listening sessions in November for residents, law‑enforcement and advocates to discuss possible revisions to the state’s use‑of‑force policy.
1,082 attorneys and law firms across New Jersey are listed in this directory, with the strongest coverage in Hackensack, Red Bank, Freehold, Cherry Hill and Moorestown. The practice areas that appear most often are family law, personal injury, divorce and business law.
How the courts are organised
New Jersey runs a single Superior Court divided into Law, Chancery and Appellate divisions, organised into fifteen vicinages covering the twenty-one counties. Family matters sit in the Chancery Division's Family Part. Appeals go to the Appellate Division and then the New Jersey Supreme Court. Federal cases fall to the District of New Jersey, which sits in Newark, Trenton and Camden.
Points that shape New Jersey cases
— Attorneys are licensed by the New Jersey Supreme Court; the state maintains a public attorney index.
— Auto claims run through a choice no-fault system: which coverage option a driver selected decides whether they can sue for pain and suffering at all.
— Marital property is divided by equitable distribution rather than equally.
— Matrimonial cases pass through an early settlement panel, where experienced local attorneys give a non-binding recommendation before trial — familiarity with that process is worth asking about.
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