The Law Office of Jordan A. Stern provides its clients personalized attention and a carefully developed approach to each case. Our mission is to efficiently resolve your family law matter with focused advocacy. Our starting point is to seek equitable, non-litigious solutions, but we will not hesitate to bring your case to court, if that's what the fair resolution requires. No matter what, our guiding principle is to protect our client, always. We counsel our clients with focus, discipline and professional responsibility, and we treat them with patience, empathy and understanding. Jordan A. Stern is a 2004 graduate of Rutgers University-Newark School of Law. In addition to his private practice, Jordan is a trial attorney for the Office of Parental Representation of New Jersey Office of the Public Defender. Jordan serves on the Board of Trustees of the Consumer Credit Counseling Service of New Jersey, Inc. and The Adult School of the Chathams, Madison and Florham Park. He is a member of the Family Law and Child Welfare Law Sections of the New Jersey State Bar Association and the Family Law Committee of the Morris County Bar Association. (973) 632-3526 www.njsternlaw.com DISCLAIMER The information on our Facebook page is not legal advice. Consult an attorney for advice regarding your situation. We invite you to contact us via phone, mail, fax and email. Contacting us or sending us information does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send any confidential information to us until we establish an attorney-client relationship. If you send us information before we establish an attorney-client relationship, that information is not confidential. The Law Office of Jordan A. Stern limits its practice to the State of New Jersey. Office hours by appointment. We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code. Our services related to credit defaults, mortgage foreclosures, eviction proceedings, excessive deb View More ?
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