The Assembly Judiciary Committee recommends passage of a bill that would protect the custody and visitation rights of parents facing long-term military deployment.
November 20, 2012 at 03:07 AM
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The Assembly Judiciary Committee on Monday recommended passage of a bill that would protect the custody and visitation rights of parents facing long-term military deployment.
The bill, S-1051, backed by the judiciary and the New Jersey State Bar Association, passed the full Senate in June in a 39-0 vote.
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