Married spouse while incarcerated in NY. I reside in NJ. Been married for two months. I want divorce. How to start the process ?

As long as you have lived in NJ for at least the last 12 months, you can file for a divorce in NJ, However, if you have only been married for two...

Hopefully, the Motion is still pending and you still have time to submit reply papers to what she has submitted. You definitely need the...

I have seen your comment to Ms. Kleiner's answer. My suggestion is that you file a Motion, seeking an Order that if your ex does not pick up her...

Can my girlfriend whom I have a child with, leave the state of NJ with my child? My child was born in the state of Hawaii.

The answer to your question is: As long as your son has lived in NJ for at least 6 months, your girlfriend cannot move with your son outside the...

Parental fitness ?

You say that you tried to warn the courts in the beginning but wasn’t successful. Although I of course do not know why, the problem may have been...

No you should not stop paying the bills while you are separated, unless you have a prior court order or a written agreement from your wife that...

How to get fair distribution of assets. I am the one filed the divorce and it end up losing or maybe negative after the divorce.

It is not clear from your question whether or not the divorce case is still ongoing, or whether it is already over. I am sorry that you are...

How do I gain for custody of my 3 year son who live in DR which I always bring him for summer and winter break to the US?

I have read your request. You should take it "one step at a time." The first thing you should do is to invest a little bit of money and meet...

Mr. Boyer is right. I would add that, since your spouse is retired and collecting full state pension benefits, the is income to him and if you...

Can the court bar a 67-yr old man from retiring, compelled to work to pay alimony to a healthy, capable woman 20 years younger?

Has one of you filed a Complaint for Divorce yet? If so, is there a Court Order for alimony? I agree with Mr. Boyer that you need the "best"...