New Jersey § 38A:3-46b Pro bono legal representation, active-duty members, United States Armed Forces, Reserve component.

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§ 38A:3-46b — Pro bono legal representation, active-duty members, United States Armed Forces, Reserve component.

New Jersey § 38A:3-46b

Title 38AMILITARY AND VETERANS LAW

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 38A:3-46b (2026).

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1.The Department of Military and Veterans Affairs shall provide information to active-duty members of the United States Armed Forces and a Reserve component thereof, including the National Guard, and veterans of the military about available programs and organizations that provide pro bono legal representation to active-duty members and veterans in various areas of civil law including, but not limited to, family law, estate planning, employment law, immigration law, debtor-creditor law and military administrative law. The Department shall make this information, which shall include a list of participating pro bono legal service providers, including law firms or attorneys, available on its website. L.2023, c.91.

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1. The Department of Military and Veterans Affairs shall provide information to active-duty members of the United States Armed Forces and a Reserve component thereof, including the National Guard, and veterans of the military about available programs and organizations that provide pro bono legal representation to active-duty members and veterans in various areas of civil law including, but not limited to, family law, estate planning, employment law, immigration law, debtor-creditor law and military administrative law. The Department shall make this information, which shall include a list of participating pro bono legal service providers, including law firms or attorneys, available on its website. L.2023, c.91.