Why can’t my son leave to his home state and file custody
If the children reside in NJ, NJ is the only state that will have jurisdiction over the children.
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If the children reside in NJ, NJ is the only state that will have jurisdiction over the children.
There is no legal separation in NJ. Should could come and take half the house. He really should divorce her.
If you are so certain that you are not the father, take the test. It will forever eliminate you from consideration.
See my prior response to duplicate question.
Maybe. But generally the need for life insurance goes down the longer alimony has been paid, because the presumed loss due to death goes down the...
The place you were married is irrelevant. If you have resided in NJ for 1 year or more, NJ has jurisdiction and you can file here. Speak with a...
Tell the truth. Say you don’t want to proceed. Do not Le.
Ignore them. They have no chance of getting custody.
She would need a court order permitting her to move out of state with the children. But if she does obtain an order, he would have to pay child...
You said she didn’t file charges. Is there a restraining order? What is the question?