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Piscataway Family Lawyer

While nobody wants to resort to the court system to settle a family dispute, there are times when it may be necessary for a swift and thorough resolution. Even when you and the other party involved in the conflict are mainly on the same page, you may have trouble reaching a fair and legally enforceable agreement.

When you face a family law dispute, it is vital to have a seasoned legal professional in your corner who understands what you are going through. Whether you want to dissolve a marriage or partnership, prevent a future separation by settling certain issues in advance, change the terms of an existing family court order, or do anything else involving the family court system, a Piscataway family lawyer is here to help. Jennifer Marshall can guide you from start to finish of your legal proceedings and fight hard to protect your best interests. Contact our firm today to discuss your situation with a committed legal advocate.

Practice Areas

Our Piscataway team handles a variety of family and criminal law matters.

About Us

Jennifer Marshall is an attorney who deals with the emotionally charged worlds of family and criminal law matters. It doesn’t matter if the case involves a divorce, child support, custody or a civil union. She is sensitive to all family court matters involving the heterosexual couple or the same-sex partnership.

In addition, she represents clients in criminal matters that turn their lives upside down. It does not matter the size of the case. She handles municipal court matters and felony cases such as assault, sex offenses and drug offenses. She strives to get her clients lives back under control with results.

The law is changing and so should the attitudes of the legal community. If you need a Piscataway attorney who will listen and fight for you, Jennifer Marshall is the person for the job.

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Getting Through the Divorce Process Efficiently

While New Jersey has done away with outdated rules requiring people to establish “fault” for the breakdown of a marriage, formally dissolving a marriage in legal terms can still be far from a simple process. For one thing, you will have to meet residency requirements and other time-based qualifications before you have standing to file for divorce. In addition, there is also a great deal of paperwork involved that must be submitted to and/or served on numerous different people.

Courts in New Jersey will not finalize a divorce until both spouses agree on how to handle various marital issues. These issues often include financial support obligations, splitting custody of children produced by the marriage, and dividing marital property between both partners. While some of these issues are things you can settle with your spouse entirely on your own, others—particularly the ones having to do with children—have to have involvement from the court. Support from a seasoned Piscataway family attorney can be key to handling both types of issues effectively and efficiently.

Rely on an Experienced Piscataway Family Attorney Today

When it comes to legal matters involving your family members, it is crucial to have assistance from someone who knows the law front-to-back, and can apply and enforce that law to tenaciously protect your best interests.

Jennifer Marshall, a Piscataway family lawyer, can be your voice in negotiations and the courtroom. She puts her all into every case and will pursue every avenue to secure a favorable outcome to your family law dispute. Call today to schedule a confidential consultation.

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What Else Can an Attorney Help With?

Even if divorce is the absolute last thing on your mind, getting together with your partner to figure out how to resolve possible marital issues before they arise can actually do a lot to strengthen your relationship. Our skilled family attorney can guide you through the process of drafting a premarital or post-marital agreement in Piscataway. She will ensure that your agreement covers everything you want it to without running afoul of state law.

In the same vein, Jennifer Marshall’s guidance can be crucial if you need to ask the court to modify an order regarding child support, child custody, alimony, or anything related to a previous separation or divorce. She can even help handle restraining orders and other aspects of domestic violence cases.