If a judge threatens to file harassment against someone is that enough to get him/her to recuse themselves or a change of venue?

You are generally stuck with the Judge that is assigned to the case unless the Judge moves to a different part, which sometimes happens in Family...

I am a single mother, can I avoid a permanent restraining order put on me from the father? I am going to law school soon.

I agree with the other answers, you need to hire a lawyer immediately and you should not go to the final restraining order hearing without one. ...

Alimony Modification

It is not clear from this post if you have already filed your papers or not. I agree that lifestyle is important, it is elusive and sometimes hard...

I'm nearing the end of a divorce with my husband who is very pushy and was very into control during the marriage...

Once your case is settled, you are going to be bound, possibly forever, by your settlement agreement . You should not sign anything that is not...

Alimony Reform

It can be a long time between the introduction of a bill and its final passage. There will be no changes until the bill is passed. The bill does...

I agree with the prior answers that you will not be able to change your Judge. However, your post did not indicate whether it was your lawyer that...

New Jersey Lawyer - Judgment Lien after Chapter 7 filed two years ago

I agree with the prior answers in that all of your personal liabiity is discharged. Since you did not own property prior to filing there is no...

Can I keep my husband from bringing a new girl around my son?

I agree with the prior answers. However, such a motion is very fact senative, and largely depends upon the Judge. I have seen motions suceed and...

Alimony Modification

The point of completing a new CIS is to show the expenses that you currently have. These need to be as accurate as possible since by signing the...

Ex estimates their expenses

I assume from your posting that you are the one who filed the motion. I agree with the prior posting, you should consult with a family law...