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New Jersey’s Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Marks Six-Month Anniversary

Webcam (Photo credit: Wikipedia) On Friday, April 13, the documentary “Bully” hits theaters across the country. The film aims to bring to light the growing epidemic of bullying that threatens our children. To help stem this epidemic, New Jersey six months ago passed the toughest legislation in the nation to…

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Should Genetic Testing Be Required for All Parents and Newborns?

Swedish Dads, Skansen (Photo credit: ChrisGoldNY) Under most circumstances (with the possible exception of surrogacy situations), establishing maternity of a child is obvious. Establishing paternity is another matter. But is this uncertainty enough to require genetic testing for all new parents and babies? If, after reading the following, you need…

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Bill Allows for Reduced Child Support Payments In Face of Changing Circumstances

Daily headlines are filled with stories of layoffs and dismal unemployment rates as our economy continues to flounder. People are finding it harder to meet their financial obligations as they face pay cuts or worse – loss of wages. Recognizing our current difficult financial environment, the New Jersey State Senate…

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Where Children Are Concerned, A Name Change Is Not Necessarily A Simple Matter

When a couple divorces, it is easy to understand why some may want to erase all evidence of the failed relationship. That’s one reason behind women reclaiming their maiden names as part of their divorce settlements. But when children are involved, such decisions are not so easy. If, after reading…

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NJ Supreme Court Win by Rotolo Law Firm Helps Pave Way to Passage of NJ Bill

In an article dated January 5, 2012, Matt Friedman, Statehouse Bureau reported on the Assembly panel approval of a bill that removes the State’s two-year statute of limitations for lawsuits for child sexual abuse. Victor Rotolo’s 2008 landmark case paved the way for this change. Read Matt Friedman’s article here.

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