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45 River Road
East Brunswick,
New Jersey
08816
Phone: 732-257-0708
Fax: 732-254-9101
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Quality Legal Services at Affordable Rates
Mr. Sliwinski is an attorney who dedicates his practice to providing quality and very affordable legal services to the public. Mr. Sliwinski believes that everyone should be able to afford quality legal services. Mr. Sliwinski devotes a substantial part of his practice in participating in many legal service plans, such as:
- The A.A.R.P. Legal Service Plan
- The Union Privilege Legal Service Plan
- Prepaid Legal Service Plan
- Middlesex County Reduced Fee Program
Call Anytime - 24 Hrs. A Day - 7 Days A Week!
Locations:
- 45 River Road, East Brunswick, New Jersey 08816
- 229 Nassau Street, Princeton, New Jersey 08542
- 7 Glenwood Avenue, East Orange, New Jersey 07017
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Articles by Theodore Sliwinski, Attorney at Law:
- Ability To Pay Hearings
- Additional Child Support for Extraordinary Expenses
- Adultery and Alimony
- Alimony Reduction
- Appeals
- Are Anti-Lepis Clauses Legally Enforceable?
- Asset Tracing
- Can I Reopen My Divorce Case?
- Can My Marriage Be Annulled?
- Car Loans and Divorce
- Change of a Child's Surname
- Child Support Arrearages
- Child Support in Cases of Underemployment or Unemployment
- Contempt for Failure to Pay Child Support
- Credit Cards and Divorce
- Death and Divorce
- Determining Income For Purposes of Child Support
- Divorce and the Marital Home
- Does A Non-Custodial Parent Have To Pay For a Nanny Forever?
- Does Permanent Alimony Ever End?
- Domestic Violence -- Defense
- Domestic Violence -- Dissolving Restraining Orders
- Domestic Violence -- Restraining Order Violations
- Domestic Violence -- Weapons Issues
- Emancipation of a Minor Child in New Jersey
- Equitable Distribution -- Gifts and Loans from Parents
- Extending the Length of Alimony in New Jersey
- Family Law and Bankruptcy
- Family Law and the New Bankruptcy Code
- Gifts, Loans, and Divorce
- Grandparent Visitation Rights
- Health Insurance and Divorce
- Immigration and Divorce
- Imputing Income for Child Support
- Increasing the Length of Limited Duration Alimony
- Inheritances and Divorce
- Interference With Visitation
- Irreconcilable Differences -- New Jersey's Version of No-Fault Divorce
- Joint Accounts and Divorce
- Law Enforcement Officers and Domestic Violence Charges
- New Jersey Alimony, Part 1
- New Jersey Alimony, Part 2
- New Jersey Child Support, Part 1
- New Jersey Child Support, Part 2
- New Jersey Custody and Visitation Rights, Part 1
- New Jersey Custody and Visitation Rights, Part 2
- New Jersey Divorce Residency Requirements
- New Jersey Domestic Violence, Part 1
- New Jersey Domestic Violence, Part 2
- New Jersey Equitable Distribution, Part 1
- New Jersey Equitable Distribution, Part 2
- New Jersey Marital Torts
- New Jersey Prenuptial Agreements
- New Jersey Separation Agreements
- New Jersey's Recognition of Foreign Country Divorce Judgments
- Paternity Actions and Presumptions
- Payment of College Costs
- Payment of College Costs: Gac v. Gac's Impact on Contributions by Non-Custodial Parents
- Postnuptial Agreements in New Jersey
- Prenuptial Agreements for Seniors
- Removal of a Child From New Jersey
- Removing a Spouse from the Marital Home
- Retirement and Alimony
- School Law and Divorce
- Sealing the Record of Your New Jersey Divorce Case
- Separated Spouses and Joint Income Tax Returns
- Social Security Benefits and Child Support
- Spying on Your Spouse
- The Terminal Date for Equitable Distribution in New Jersey
- Transferring Premarital Assets to Joint Names Without Donative Intent
- Unmarried Relationships
- What Is A Divorce From Bed And Board?
- Wiretapping and Divorce
