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South Jersey Family Law Firm is Represented at Women’s Expo 2010
Cherry Hill, N.J. (November 2, 2010) – The Borger Jones Matez & Keeley-Cain, P.A. law firm will be exhibiting this year at the 4th Annual Women’s Expo on the Route 38 Mount Laurel Campus of Burlington County College.
The event will include a diverse array of more than 100 businesses and organizations interested in connecting with proactive women consumers from the South Jersey area. Well over a thousand women are expected to attend this year’s event -at the Enterprise Center on the Burlington County College campus.
Deena L. Betze, Esquire will be representing the law firm at the event which runs on November 13th from 9AM to 3PM. Deena’s practice areas consist of family and matrimonial law, including divorce, custody, adoption (including agency, step-parent, private placement, domestic and re-finalization of foreign adoptions, and contested placements), domestic violence, pre-marital agreements, civil union and other cohabitation agreements, and other family law related matters.
For more information on the 4th Annual Women’s Expo please visit http://www.camdencountywoman.com and look for the link on the homepage.
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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), including but not limited to custody, parenting time (formerly called “visitation”), alimony, child support, equitable distribution of marital property, post-divorce disputes, domestic violence matters, DYFS matters, adoptions, and applications to relocate children from New Jersey coincident to or after separation or divorce. An extensive list of questions and answers can be found at their website. For more information, call (856) 424-3444 or visit http://www.njfamilylaw.net .
