
Potential services and support could be jeopardized if couples opt to walk down the aisle

Potential services and support could be jeopardized if couples opt to walk down the aisle

More than 50 couples in Newark municipal court celebrated Valentine's Day by tying the knot.

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.

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 ...

Historic changes in the Garden State as same-sex couples get married and the governor drops his legal challenge. Plus, why is President Obama angry about ...

Executive Director of the League of American Families John Tomicki thinks the legalization of same-sex marriage will cause polygamy in New Jersey because it will ...