Two days ago, my fiance gave me the keys to a new house - but the house wasn't his. How did he get the keys? And what are my r
If it’s not his house to give you, you have no rights to that house
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If it’s not his house to give you, you have no rights to that house
File an ejectment action. Talk to a landlord/tenancy attorney.
You will need to file an application in family court.
If he agreed, all you need is to have him sign a consent order to that effect. The consent order should contain a provision that specifically...
You respond by pointing out all the issues you have with her CIS, and providing the court all the evidence you have in the other issues. You...
You either need to hire an attorney or file pro se. You can get the forms at the courthouse or online at NJCourtsOnline
You’ll need to hire an attorney. Getting supervised visitation is not easy.
Your assumptions are correct. The infidelity is irrelevant. Hire a good divorce attorney.
Hire an attorney. You can seek service by some other means, but you’ll need a court order.
You need to file a motion to re-calculate child support.