About Hoffman Family Law — Family Law Washington Township New Jersey
For family law Washington Township clients, Hoffman Family Law, PC guides families through divorce and custody. Attorney Melissa Hoffman, J.D. founded the firm in 2009. The practice serves the Turnersville and Washington Township area in Gloucester County. It handles divorce, child custody, and child support cases. The team also takes equitable distribution and domestic violence matters. Because every family is different, Hoffman tailors each plan to the client’s goals.
The firm offers personal attention and cost-effective solutions. Melissa explains each step so clients know what to expect. To compare nearby options, browse more Washington Township attorneys.
What Clients Say
Clients value the firm’s personalized, caring approach. They mention clear communication and practical advice. Many also note strong results in custody and support cases.
Family Law Washington Township — Practice Areas & Services
- Contested and uncontested divorce in Gloucester County.
- Child custody and parenting time disputes.
- Child support and modifications.
- Equitable distribution of marital property.
- Domestic violence restraining order matters.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a divorce take in Gloucester County?
An uncontested New Jersey divorce often finishes in two to six months. Contested cases take much longer when custody or assets are disputed. The court’s calendar also affects timing.
How is child custody decided in New Jersey?
New Jersey courts decide custody based on the best interests of the child. Judges weigh each parent’s role, stability, and the child’s needs. A workable parenting plan strengthens your case.
Where are Washington Township family cases filed?
Cases are filed in the Gloucester County Superior Court, Family Division, in Woodbury. The court handles divorce, custody, and support. A local attorney knows its process well.
Quick Facts: Family Law in Washington Township, New Jersey
- Low divorce rate: New Jersey’s divorce rate is about 2.3 per 1,000 residents, among the lowest in the U.S. — CDC NCHS
- Custody standard: Decisions follow the best interests of the child — NJSA 9:2-4
- Court: Cases are heard in Gloucester County Superior Court, Family Division — New Jersey Courts



