Sayreville is a Middlesex County borough located on the Raritan River which boasted a population on about 40,000 in 2000. Sayreville edged its way into the top 50 of the Money Magazine 100 best places to live in the United States.

As such a standout community, Sayreville is also home to a number of talented lawyers who are familiar with local Middlesex County court procedures. Lawyers in Sayreville admit a broad range of cases; some characteristic cases include: personal injury, real estate, wrongful termination, felony, and divorce cases.

Recently in Sayreville, John Paff, the chairman of the Libertarian Party of Central New Jersey’s Open Government Task Force filed a lawsuit in Middlesex County court against the Sayreville Board of Education. Paff chose the Sayreville Board of Education at random as part of the task force to ensure open meetings are held. However, the minutes from a Sayreville Board meeting that Paff receive after much trouble read like a table of contents with no conclusions or real outcomes. Paff filed the lawsuit to force the board to resolve the violations surrounding open meetings and releasing information from closed meetings.

If you are looking for file for divorce in Sayreville, you will probably be visiting the Family Division of the Middlesex Vicinage. Pending criminal charges earn you a summons from the Criminal Division of the Superior Court. The Civil Division and Small Claims Court are likely the place you’ll file your Sayreville lawsuit.

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