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Jeralyn Lawrence Published on AskNJMoney.com

  • August 7, 2020

File Under: Matrimonial & Family Law

There is a movement in New Jersey to have certain Court records and documents scanned and made available on the internet.

Clients need to be careful and ensure that when providing documents to their attorneys that they delete or redact any of their personal information or identifiers.

Read more in Jeralyn’s article here: http://ow.ly/6Hwv50zq3Dv

 

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