Psychologists claim that going through a divorce, purchasing a home or being involved in a law suit can be one of the most emotional experiences the average person will encouter during his or her life. The legal system can be overwhelming and many people rightfully feel vulnerable while engaged in the process.
John D. Murray, (know to his clients and piers as "Jack") lead attorney of Murray & Murray, has successfully represented clients in complex Divorce litigation, Personal Injury litigation and Real Estate matters for over 35 years. Jack Murray is known as a tough, thorough and tireless litigatior, who is well respected by fellow lawyers and Judges alike.
John D. Murray, (know to his clients and piers as "Jack") lead attorney of Murray & Murray, has successfully represented clients in complex Divorce litigation, Personal Injury litigation and Real Estate matters for over 35 years. Jack Murray is known as a tough, thorough and tireless litigatior, who is well respected by fellow lawyers and Judges alike.
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Depend on hard work and dedication from Murray & Murray to earn the settlement you deserve. We specialize in civil and property cases for clients throughout the Randolph, New Jersey, area. Divorce is emotionally stressful, which is why we give your case special attention and keep your children's well-being in mind.
For more than 35 years, John D. Murray (known as "Jack" among friends and clients) has served New Jersey in the matters of divorce law, civil litigation, and property settlements with distinction and dignity. Jack is the second generation of Murrays to practice law, following in the footsteps of his father, James F. Murray, Jr. (1919-1964), who was a noted attorney and New Jersey State Senator in Hudson County.
The following are some civil cases handled by John D. Murray, Esquire. These stand as a testimony of our firm's careful research, tireless preparation, and many years of experience. The results reached for each of these cited cases were dependent upon the unique facts and circumstances particular to the case that was either tried or settled.
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