More than 50 couples in Newark municipal court celebrated Valentine's Day by tying the knot.
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New Jersey law currently allows 16- and 17-year-olds to marry with parental consent, and allows children under 16 to marry with parental and judicial consent.
The eleventh hour insecurity of Homeland Security. Tougher school standards mean higher graduation rates. A volunteer soup kitchen where the hungry volunteer. And a groundbreaking ...
The New Jersey Family Collaborative Law Act allows couples to divorce without having to file a complaint with the court explaining their sides.
The push for transparency at the Port Authority. Bipartisan nominees for key leadership positions. The Enterovirus hits New Jersey and a Jersey girl is in ...
Gov. Christie signed a bill reforming alimony in the state. Unless marriage lasted for more than 20 years or there are exceptional circumstances, payments will ...
Lawmakers in New Jersey are considering a bill that would change the alimony process to eliminate permanent alimony. Supporters say the changes will make the ...
A bill has been introduced in the Assembly that would set limits on the amount of time after a divorce an individual would have to ...