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Divorce Lawyer Helps Remove Restraining Order in a NJ Case
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WebWire (Press Release) – Apr 05, 2011 –Cherry Hill, N.J. (April, 2011) – Bruce Matez Esq. of Borger Jones Matez & Keeley-Cain, P.A. successfully persuaded the court to vacate and dismiss a domestic violence restraining order in a New Jersey family law case.
Bruce P. Matez, Esquire was successful in persuading a judge of the Superior Court of New Jersey to dismiss/vacate a five year old domestic violence restraining order against his client.
Several months ago, Mr. Matez filed a motion requesting that the court dismiss and vacate a domestic violence restraining order entered against his client over five years ago. The parties have a child in common and have been embroiled in a bitter custody and parenting time dispute since the entry of the restraining order in 2005. The parties have had one prior custody trial, and have filed dozens of applications related to custody and parenting time issues over the past six years.
After what is called a Carfagno hearing (named after the New Jersey Supreme Court case which set the factors/criteria for the court to consider when asked to dismiss/vacate a domestic violence restraining order), a Burlington County Superior Court Judge dismissed/-vacated the restraining order against Mr. Matez’ client.
Located in Cherry Hill, NJ, Borger Jones Matez & Keeley-Cain, P.A. is principally a family law and divorce law practice. The firm concentrates its practice in divorce and family law litigation, arbitration, mediation of family law and matrimonial issues, and collaborative law (one of the newest areas of dispute resolution in the family law field). Their practice includes but is not limited to, divorce, custody, parenting time (formerly called “visitation”), alimony, child support, equitable distribution of marital property, post-divorce disputes (i.e., custody/parenting time modifications, alimony and child support modifications, enforcement), domestic violence matters, DYFS matters, adoptions, and applications to relocate children from New Jersey coincident to or after separation or divorce. The attorneys in the firm also regularly prepare and negotiate all types of pre-marital and divorce-related settlement agreements. An extensive list of questions and answers which regularly are asked by family law clients can be found at their website. For more information, call (856) 424-3444 or visit http://www.njfamilylaw.net .
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