Can I move to another state?
Neither parent can leave the State of New Jersey without the written consent of the other parent, or without a court order. If the father will not...
Scotch Plains, NJ
Family Lawyer at Scotch Plains, NJ
Practice Areas: Family
Neither parent can leave the State of New Jersey without the written consent of the other parent, or without a court order. If the father will not...
Do you mean that she is receiving assistance from the State? If it is the state, then yes, the State can pursue you.
You cannot unilaterally reduce your court ordered child support or you will be in violation of litigant's rights. You can file a formal motion...
Yes. You can certainly ask the court for such relief. It will be entirely up to the judge hearing the motion as to whether or not to grant that...
You should consult with an experienced Family Law attorney in your area who practices Domestic Violence and provide him/her with all of the facts. ...
Child support and parenting time are two totally separate issues. One is not contingent upon the other unless it was calculated on the number of...
Are you kidding me? You are 18 years old, have your WHOLE life in front of you, education, career, many life experiences, etc. What are you...
Seriously . . . this is your child, correct???. I assume that you want your child to succeed in college and make a good life for...
You and the child's mother can agree on any issue if you wish to change or modify your current order. However, you must spell it out in a formal...
Unfortunately, you can only leave the state with the written consent of the other parent, or with a court order. If the other parent will not...