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What to Do After a Rear-End Collision in New Jersey

Understanding Rear-End Collisions in New Jersey Rear-end collisions are among the most common types of car accidents in New Jersey, often resulting in injuries ranging from minor whiplash to severe, life-altering conditions. Understanding your rights and the legal landscape in New Jersey is crucial if you've been involved in such an accident. This guide, prepared with the insights of a New Jersey car accident attorney, aims to provide you with the knowledge you need to navigate the aftermath of a rear-end collision. ⚠️ Determining Liability in New Jersey Rear-End Accidents In most rear-end collisions, the driver who struck the vehicle from behind is presumed to be at fault. This presumption stems from the basic legal duty of every driver to maintain a safe following distance and be attentive to the flow of traffic. However, this isn't always a simple matter. Several factors can complicate the determination of liability, requiring a thorough investigation....

New Jersey Restraining Orders: How Do I Get One?

Understanding Domestic Violence Restraining Orders in New Jersey 🚨 What Is a Restraining Order? A restraining order is a legal order issued by a court to protect victims of domestic violence from further harm or contact by the alleged abuser. In New Jersey, there are two types of restraining orders: ✅ Temporary Restraining Order (TRO): A short-term protective order issued before a full court hearing. ✅ Final Restraining Order (FRO): A permanent order granted after a hearing where both parties present evidence. 👨‍⚖️ Eligibility for a Restraining Order Under the New Jersey Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (PDVA), a victim may seek a restraining order if they have suffered abuse from: - A current or former spouse - A current or former household member - Someone they share a child with - Someone they are or were dating How to Obtain a Restraining Order in New Jersey 📝 Step 1: Filing for a TRO A victim can file for a TRO at the local Family Division of the Superior Court ...