Do you still pay child support if you give up rights in new jersey

Unless there is someone to step into your place as father of the child you cannot "give up your rights". The most that you can do is say you do not...

Do I need to respond to a cross- motion for post judgement relief?

You really should respond to the cross motion. There is no guarantee that the Judge will allow for oral argument and then an Order is issued "on...

You are only entitled to a retirement fund that was active during the marriage. If he had the ESOP prior to marriage and it is not in distribution...

Is there a way to get a divorce without lawyers if it is uncontested?

New Jersey does not generally recognize common law marriages. You cannot get a divorce if you were not married. However you can always get child...

I was married in another country but currenlty staying in the USA for 3 yrs in NJ. Can I still get a divorce even if she leaves

As long as you have been living in New Jersey for a year you can file for divorce here. It does not matter where you were married. If you are going...

I just got married about 3 months ago. but we realized that it wont work out. what is the quickest divorce?

For Essex County the shortest time is approximately 3 months. If you are interested in additional information you can respond to [email protected]....

Will a signed drafted document hold up in divorce court?

Although there is no "legal separation" in NJ, you could execute a Settlement Agreement or Separation Agreement, preferably reviewed by an attorney...

How can I add my spouse to the deed

You can execute a Quit Claim deed from You to You and your spouse. It would be recorded at the Hall of Records in Newark. If the mortgage is in...

How do I become my sister's legal guardian?

You are advised to speak with an attorney as soon as possible. You may be 18 but are you in school? Are you working? Is there a reason why no other...

Can my ex I go to court to have two adult children officially emancipated and have an arrearage amount reduced?

Assuming that the arrears are not due to Probation (assuming your spouse never received public assistance), the Court might approve it. A pat...