How do I get my husband to move out and continue to pay bills?
Your husband has the same right to live in the marital home as you do, and absent an agreement or a restraining order, you will be unable to remove...
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Your husband has the same right to live in the marital home as you do, and absent an agreement or a restraining order, you will be unable to remove...
You should review your order, as the language within the order may guide you. You cannot violate a Court Order, and the Court does not look kindly...
First, you may attempt to get the mother’s consent for the child to attend school in your town. If she agrees, this would be a very simple matter...
Due to the income discrepancy, you can and should ask the court to order him to advance litigation fees; however, the decision will be up to the...
I cannot speak to the laws of India, as I am not license in India; however, your annulment says that your marriage never occurred. Therefore, in...
Under N.J.S.A. 2C:25-29(d) the court may dissolve or modify a final restraining order "upon good cause shown." Generally, a court may dissolve an...
First, you should review your property settlement agreement, as the language of the agreement may guide you. If your agreement is silent, you still...
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In order for your spouse/ex-spouse to terminate alimony, he must show that there has been a substantial change of circumstances warranting the...
Your ex-husband’s actions could be construed as disparagement, which would be not be in the best interest of your child and/or may be injurious to...
You should first review your Final Judgment of Divorce and Custody Agreement. Many agreements include language regarding your options if the other...