Morristown Divorce Resources
Going through a divorce or another family law matter can be complicated, but you do not have to navigate through the legal system on your own. Here at Moskowitz Law Group, LLC, our Morristown divorce attorneys are committed to helping individuals throughout our community find effective solutions for their various issues.
Divorce Decrees
If you are interested in modifying an existing divorce decree, the website for the state of New Jersey Department of Health provides helpful information. Oftentimes after a divorce, one or both parties have the desire to make a change to a preexisting decree, whether it is a decree for:
- Child custody
- Child support
- Alimony
- Relocation
- Visitation
Modifications to decrees are typically wanted when circumstances change, and this can occur in a number of ways. If one parent remarries, child custody, child support, or alimony modification may be desired. If an environment becomes unsuitable for children to live in, a child custody modification may be granted.
If you desire a divorce decree, you can seek assistance at the Superior Court of New Jersey Records Center. For more information about divorce decrees, click here, or call the Records Center at (609) 421-6100.
Assistance From a Morris County Clerk
The Morris County Clerk is a five-year position, intended to serve the public, determined by the New Jersey Constitution. Some of the duties held by this position include the recording and maintenance of every conveyance of real property, including deeds, mortgages, liens, maps, and other legal documents.
If you need to search for an official record, you can do so on the website. If you have recently been married or are getting divorced, the County Clerk can assist you with the documentation needed to change your name and/or address. In addition, weddings are performed at the center, along with a variety of other services.
