Can you get child support if you took your ex off of active child support?

New Jersey case law provides that child support is a right that belongs to a child, and it cannot be waived by a custodial parent. The law further...

How do we find out my husband's ex wife's salary? We found out she has been working, and are looking to get her support amended.

I agree with Ms. Wise. I just want to add a couple of comments. You do not say if your Husband's departure from his company was voluntary or...

What is my next step? How do I afford to do whats next? Legal seperation & primary custody/child support where to file? How?

As Mr. Boyer states, there is no such thing as a "legal separation" in New Jersey. If you want to be divorced, you must file a complaint for...

You do not "need" to use your own lawyers to finalize, but I strongly suggest that you do consult with a lawyer of your choice to ensure that your...

What do I do when my ex is not paying his half of the Children's activities?

I'm sorry to hear of your issues. My first question is, did you "discuss and agree" prior to incurring the costs? You cannot unilaterally sign...

I am severely emotionally abused in my marriage, I'm a man, are there any pro bono attorneys? She refuses to let me see finances

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. If you know that assets do exist from which counsel fees can be paid, then you can file a motion with the...

Can my son's father enroll him preschool without my knowledge or consent?

In the State of New Jersey, there is a rebuttable "presumption" of joint legal custody unless either parent can PROVE to the court that joint...

Need more info to answer. I am going to paste a portion of a letter memorandum that I very recently submitted to the court on another name change...

Hello. First and foremost, thank you for your service to our country. It is much appreciated. The short answer to your question is yes, by New...

What happens if you cannot comply with pendente lite for household and child support ?

I am sorry to hear about your situation. You could file a motion asking the court to reduce your obligation. But . . . you would have to PROVE to...