There is no "self help" in NJ. You need to return to court and ask for attorney fees. If you have plans for the property, e.g., new tenants, to...

Yes you can. If the agreement that she signed says that she is to vacate the marital home, the court will compel her to move. The MSA was likely...

She can contact Legal Services of NJ to determine if she qualifies for their services. Rutgers University runs a Family Law Clinic and she may...

I usually advise clients that you much comply with the order as it stands. If the Order, for whatever reason, is no longer viable, then you must...

No telling. All of the courts are backlogged. If the matter meets the standards for an Order to Show Cause, you might get the matter heard on...

I am assuming your children went for a visit during the summer and that you did not send them to Georgia a year ago. If your children's home state...

Generally, the courts purge their records after ten years, but sometimes, they might not get to records timely. The thought that they court would...

N.J.S.A. 9:2-2 requires a showing of "cause" before a COURT will authorize the permanent removal of a child to another state without the consent of...

Usually, a status conference provides an opportunity for the judge and the litigants to see where they are with the issues, and what else needs to...

Why would you bother? First of all, NJ is a no-fault state. The court does not care why you are divorced and there is not going to be a trial...