In New Jersey, Can a school Nurse interrogate a minor without parent consent or permission without it being an emergency?
They actual have a legal obligation to investigate and report suspicious injuries to a child.
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They actual have a legal obligation to investigate and report suspicious injuries to a child.
2 problems. 1st, the IRS is not bound by your MSA. So IRS will still go after ex-spouse. 2nd, your MSA probably has an indemnification...
You can file in NJ if the residence overseas was only temporary. Otherwise, one of you has to reside in NJ for 1 year before you can file.
No such cause of action exists in NJ. You may be able to in the state he moved to.
File a motion to compel. You can also have the QDRO drafted and submit it to the court without his consent.
He would have to prove that she was communicating to him. You can file a complaint, and see whether the police determine this to be a violation.
You probably need to file a motion to secure an order to permit you to “relocate” the child outside NJ.
They are trying to protect the child. You have an admitted addiction issue and are using prescribed meds.
Any lawyer can respond, but the lawyer will charge for travel time. And a local attorney is better as he/she will know the judge and adversary.
Yes. A consent order is required.