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With 67 judicial vacancies, New Jersey’s courts are in an unprecedented situation -- forced to delay, or cancel altogether, certain trials to keep criminal, family and domestic violence cases moving. The problem began during the pandemic with judicial confirmations stuck in a legislative logjam. The Governor’s Office continues to vet dozens of nominees.

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NJ Spotlight News with Briana Vannozzi is a week-nightly news program on NJ PBS covering local New Jersey news as well as a multi-platform, local information source for New Jersey.

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NJ Spotlight News with Briana Vannozzi airs every weeknight at 6, 7:30 and 11 p.m. ET on NJ PBS.

Host Laura Jones talks with Dana Lancellotti, president and CEO of the NJ Restaurant & Hospitality Association, about how the hospitality industry is bouncing back from the COVID-19 pandemic. We also uncover a crisis happening in the New Jersey court system with Jeralyn Lawrence, president of the NJ State Bar Association, and why the number of judicial vacancies are at record levels.

New Jersey Politics with Laura Jones from https://UpdateNewJersey.com and @UpdateNewJersey on Twitter. Please subscribe to follow our updates.

Divorce and Family Law Attorney, Jeralyn Lawrence, is interviewed by Bridgewater Lifestyles.

Jeralyn Lawrence and Robin Bogan argued before the New Jersey Supreme Court as amici on behalf of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and the New Jersey State Bar Association in the palimony case of Moynihan v. Lynch

Jeralyn Lawrence participated in Supreme Court Rules Hearing, on behalf of the New Jersey State Bar Association, to address evidence matters concerning the collaborative law privilege rule.

Jeralyn Lawrence started her law firm, Lawrence Law - Divorce and Family Lawyers, as a way to ensure stability and growth professionally while building something sustainable for herself, her family and her team. She believes that when it comes to work-life balance, there are only pros to owning your own law firm and is a firm believer that kids always come first.

This is her interview with MyShingle's Carolyn Elefant.

New Jersey divorce lawyer, family law attorney, and Founder of Lawrence Law, Jeralyn Lawrence, briefly explains why there really never a good time to get a divorce in New Jersey. If you feel like it may be your time, give her a call to talk.