In New Jersey, under what circumstances can one spouse move out-of-state with a minor child?
If you are getting divorced, neither parent can leave the State of NJ with your child without the written consent of the other parent, or without a...
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If you are getting divorced, neither parent can leave the State of NJ with your child without the written consent of the other parent, or without a...
Neither parent can leave the State of New Jersey (if that is the child's residence) without the written consent of the other parent, or a court...
If you continue to owe arrears, then the State will seize your tax refunds to be applied toward arrears. If you are saying that you've paid the...
The simple answer is . . . is either or both available to you at minimal or no cost? If so,and the child's other parent requests, a court may...
Lepis v. Lepis stands for the proposition that if either party has a substantial change in circumstances, that party can return to court and ask...
Usually if a company is downsizing or relocating and letting employees go, the company usually sends some type of written notice to the employee...
New Jersey law does not permit either parent to move out of state with a minor child without the consent or the other party or without a court...
You should contact the court in writing point out the clerical errors and ask that an amended Judgment be signed with the corrections. You will...
Under the New Jersey Child Support Guidelines the first $250 per year per child is included in the child support award. Therefore, unless...
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I agree with my colleagues. You have the right to retain your own counselor/forensic psychologist. There are several forensic psychologists who...