I own a 2 family home in NJ. I would like to move my daughter into the 2nd floor apartment can I legally ask the tenant to move?
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This question is more appropriately answered by a landlord/tenant attorney.
If you are not either on the deed or granted an interest in the property by will or trust, the property will pass per his will or by the laws of...
If this weekend is hers and she picked up the child without incident, there should be no problem. Also, there is not much that a court will act...
If the Court believes it is in the children's best interests, it is possible.
Not very much. Even if you brought a legal action, it would only serve to draw more attention to the issue and is in no way guaranteed to be a...
Unless there is something else you're not telling us, you cannot be dispossessed of your right to inhabit the home, especially if a divorce filing...
Either come up with the money your attorneys are asking for, find another attorney to work for free or press on without your attorneys.
Hire an attorney. It sounds like each of you has some issues.
So long as the document was properly drafted and executed, there should be no issue. However, because state law is different in varying areas, it...
You are divorced. You have no right to talk to him, if he does not wish to talk to you. Has to deal with you like a man? That is not how a court...