Can my son be emancipated? (NJ)

First, I should tell you that you would need to retain an attorney for legal advice. But having said that, it sounds like you may have a decent...

How to stop a doctor from accepting money for nothing?

This is not a legal question. If you are not comfortable with your doctor's services or bedside manner, then just find another doctor. You do not...

I have a 2 month old baby what would be the visitation rights for the father if I move to FL and he lives in NJ?

I would strongly advise you to contact an attorney. There is a law in New Jersey that says that a parent (regardless if they are married or not)...

I agree that this sounds like a law school question. If it is, you should really do your own homework rather than cheat. Not a good way to start...

Suing boyfriend for money loaned but never repaid

That is a very good question, but you are over thinking the issue. Let's look at an example: A and B sign an agreement that says that A is...

NJ Law Div. What would be better for Interrogatories. If you issued two sets of 100 questions each served three days apart...?

You should very seriously consider hiring an attorney to help you. In even the most complicated of cases, I have never seen anyone propound...

Should I request a trial by judge or jury?

This would be a case in the Special Civil Part because the amount at issue is less than $15,000. And you do have the option of requesting a trial...

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Can a suit be filed against police department for taking vehicle, and never responding as to when it will be returned?

First, you should definitely contact an attorney. This is one of those situations that will likely be very difficult to handle without competent...

Am i allowed not to tell about what assets i have when applying for loan modification?

You're asking if you are allowed to blatantly lie on a loan application? You really do not need a lawyer to tell you the answer to this one...

My son has a 2c:35-10a charge

This is a felony charge and you and your son should take this very, very seriously. How this is handled over the course of the next few months...