How does one get a divorce legally without the other party being involved at all ?
It is not possible for one spouse to get a divorce in New Jersey, without first serving the other spouse with the proper papers and following all...
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It is not possible for one spouse to get a divorce in New Jersey, without first serving the other spouse with the proper papers and following all...
Yes, you would need to file a Motion to enforce the MSA. The sooner you file it, the better. Hopefully, your son is not scheduled to begin...
The "easy" answer is that, since there is nothing in the court system yet, you can do what you think is best. However--as is always true--the...
The answer to your question depends on what you envision when you say that your husband and you are going to "share custody" of your 19 month old...
A good lawyer will need more facts in order to properly answer your question. You need to call a lawyer who has many years of legal experience...
The answer to that question depends on the specific facts, although I doubt whether you can properly make that person a party to the divorce...
If the name of the paramour is known, he or she needs to be identified in the Complaint, and that person needs to be properly served with a copy of...
In order to get a full sense of your rights, you need to call a lawyer who has many years of legal experience and who devotes his or her entire...
You need a Motion to be made to the Family Court--as quickly as possible--to reinstate the TRO. You can try to prepare the necessary Motion...
Alimony is taxable income. The issue of EARNED income is entirely separate. If someone works in a family business and does not actually earn a...