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Family Law Attorneys

Karen P. Sampson, Esq. - Moorestown (856-439-0068)
James R. Fridie, III, Esq. - Cinnaminson (856-829-7700)
E. Antoinette Chiulli, Esq. - Haddonfield (856-795-4900)
Rita Polonsky, Esq. - Audubon (856-547-7898 x 2)

Family Mediators

Mediation & Law Office of Karen P. Sampson - Moorestown (856-439-0068)

Collaborative Divorce

Karen P. Sampson, Esq. - Moorestown (856-439-0068)

Pension Valuations & QDROs

Pension Appraisers, Inc. - All New Jersey (1-800-447-0084)
QdroDesk - All New Jersey (1-877-770-2270)
PensionAppraisalDesk - All New Jersey (1-877-770-2270)

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Child In Between - Mandatory Parenting Class - All New Jersey (1-877-874-1365)
Custody Junction - All New Jersey (1-800-680-9052)

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3 Step Divorce Online - All New Jersey (1-800-680-9052)

Burlington County Court Information

Family Division, 49 Rancocas Road, PO Box 6555, Mt. Holly, NJ 08060, Phone: 609-518-2645

Burlington County Divorce Support Groups

Fathers' & Children's Equality, Inc. P.O. Box 2471, Cinnaminson, New Jersey 08077 Phone: 609-786-3223 Contact: Jeff Golden

Second Baptist Church 950 Jacksonville Road , Burlington, New Jersey 08016 Phone: 609-387-1234 Contact: Rev. Frederick Johnson

Fellowship Alliance Chapel at Medford 199 Church Road, Medford, New Jersey 08055 Phone: 609-953-7333 Contact: Mr. Ed Larimore

New Life Fellowship Church 194 Clubhouse Drive, Willingboro, New Jersey 08046 Phone: 609-871-1010 Contact: Mr. Spencer Rogers, Jr.

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