Middlesex County Divorce Lawyers

Divorce Lawyers: Representing Clients in Middlesex County, New Jersey

Our seasoned Middlesex County divorce lawyers handle all types of divorce and family law issues on behalf of our clients, including:

• Abuse and Neglect
• Adoption
• Alimony
• Business Owner Divorce
• Child Custody
• Child Relocation
• Child Support
• Divorce
• Domestic Violence
• Equitable Distribution
• Grandparents' Rights
• High Net Worth Divorce
• Mediation
• Parenting Time
• Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
• Same-Sex Family Law Matters
• Restraining Orders

General Information About Middlesex County, New Jersey

Middlesex County, nestled in the heart of the Garden State, boasts a diverse and thriving population. As of the latest estimates, approximately 863,623 people call Middlesex County home. With a median age of 39.1, this county is a dynamic blend of generations, from young families to seasoned individuals. Middlesex County spans 309.2 square miles, with a population density of 2,785.5 people per square mile. Its vibrant neighborhoods, bustling towns, and picturesque landscapes make it an attractive place to live and work.

If you’re facing a divorce or family law matter in Middlesex County, understanding the court system is crucial. Here’s an overview of the key courts and their addresses:

• Middlesex County Courthouse
  • Address: 56 Paterson Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08903-0964
  • Phone: 732-645-4300
  • Role: This courthouse handles a wide range of civil and criminal cases, including divorce proceedings. It’s where you’ll find judges presiding over hearings, trials, and other legal matters.
  • Services: Whether you’re filing for divorce, seeking child custody, or addressing property division, the Middlesex County Courthouse is your starting point.
• Middlesex County Family Courthouse
  • Address: 120 New Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08903
  • Phone: 732-645-4300
  • Role: Dedicated to family law cases, this courthouse focuses on issues like divorce, child support, and domestic violence.
  • Services: If you’re navigating divorce-related matters such as alimony, child visitation, or restraining orders, the Family Courthouse is where you’ll present your case.

Remember, Middlesex County’s court system is committed to ensuring fair and just resolutions for all. Whether you’re seeking legal advice or representation, consult an experienced family lawyer who can guide you through the complexities of divorce proceedings.

Contact Our Skilled Divorce Lawyers in Middlesex County

If you’re facing a divorce, know that we’re here to help. Contact the skilled Middlesex County divorce lawyers at the Law Offices of Kisha M. Hebbon, LLC today.