My wife committed adultery with another woman and I want her out of my apartment what do I do
Absent a domestic violence restraining order, you cannot force her out immediately. You should file for divorce.
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Absent a domestic violence restraining order, you cannot force her out immediately. You should file for divorce.
You can call legal services in Union County. Or call the Union County Bar Association. They have a referral program for reduced rate attorneys.
Not sure the question. If they are t yours, demand a paternity test to prove that.
Why not ask if he’ll agree to sell the property? That’s what the court will order.
As the victim, you cannot “violate” the order. It applies to him. If you want to reconnect, appear in court and dismiss the FRO.
You are entitled to an other-dependent deification. This may or may not be significant depending on the incomes involved.
In such a short marriage alimony of any significant amount duration is unlikely. I suggest you consult with an experienced divorce attorney.
It goes not, but the court could always impute to you an income higher than you earn. But your new spouse’s income is not relevant.
Maybe. The court makes emancipation decisions based on a totality of the circumstances. I would say, however, that generally, if the child is...
Yes. You can always re-file for a child support order.