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Commonly Asked Questions about New Jersey Legal Documents

Age: In New Jersey, a person must be 16 years of age to legally consent to sexual activity. A person cannot give consent to sexual activity with someone who has the duty to care for them unless they are over the age of 18.
As long as the lovemaking is consensual, the older member of the couple is not guilty of a sex crime as long as that person is less than four years older. However, the younger person must be over age 13.
These court records are available for public inspection. All exceptions are listed in Court Rule 1:38. Complete the records request form and submit it electronically. This request system is for court records only.
In New Jersey, the age of consent is 16.
Personal service (when documents are served in-person directly to an individual) is always the preferred method of service in New Jersey. Serving documents in-person is as close as you can come to a guarantee that service will be considered valid in court.
Yes, attornies in all states can act as a notary public. In New Jersey, depending on what is being notaries, other public officials can also docHub documents as well. County Sheriffs can take affidavits for example, so can Commissioners of Deeds, the County Executive, the County Clerk.