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• Overview
• Child Placement Review (CPR)
• Juvenile Conference Committees (JCC)
• Litigant Inquiries
• Parenting Coordination Pilot program
• Programs and Contacts
• Roster of Mediators for Economic Aspects of Family Law Cases
• Special Events and Conferences
• Supervised Visitation Program (SVP)

Domestic Violence

• Domestic Violence Information and Initiatives
• Domestic Violence Frequently Asked Questions
  
• Domestic Violence Procedures Manual
• What Dissolving a Restraining Order Means (p. 137 of DV Manual)
• What Dissolving a Restraining Order Means (Español)

Manuals & Brochures

• Non-Dissolution Operations Manual
• Child Support Hearing Officer Program (CSHOP) Operartions Manual
• Juvenile Delinquency Proceedings and Your Child
• Juvenile Delinquency Proceedings and Your Child (Español)
• Juvenile/Family Crisis Operations Manual
• Parenting Time: A Child's Right -- New Jersey Laws Governing Custody and Parenting Time

Forms

• Children in Court Improvement Grant Proposal Forms
• Confidential Litigant Information Sheet
• Form of Order -- Order of Protection

Reports

• Report on the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (Jan - Dec, 2010)
• Report on the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (Jan - Dec, 2007)
• Report on the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (Jan - Dec, 2006)
• Report on the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (Jan - Dec, 2005)
• Report on the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (Jan - Dec, 2004)
• Report on the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (Jan - Dec, 2003)

Family Practice Division

Harry Cassidy,
Assistant Director, Family Practice Division

P.O. Box 983
Trenton, NJ 08625
(609) 984-4228

The Family Division consists of many parts and encompasses all aspects of family life. Family-related cases, such as those involving divorce, domestic violence, juvenile delinquency, child support, foster-care placements, adoption, custody and visitation and terminations of parental rights, are heard in the Family Division of Superior Court. About 350,000 cases are handled in the Family Division each year.

• Children in Court Summit Materials - May 2 and 3, 2011

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