Uncontested modification of parenting time and child support

First, you should AT LEAST meet with an attorney for a free consultation to discuss the changes and potential unforeseen issues from modifying your...

I don't understand! I'm going to probation.motion to enforce litigants.my children is grown now.

Your question cannot be answered unless you specify some more facts. Generally speaking, if by "grown" you mean that your children are...

What are my rights to ask the courts specifics in regards to my ex selling the marital home as part of our divorce agreement

File a motion to enforce your agreement, and also ask the court to modify it as well. Get letters from the realtor about the realtor's advice, and...

If you are considering divorce, then you can file for divorce and immediately ask the court for "pendente lite" support. This means that he will...

I need to know which state I can file a motion for modification of child support.

I believe you should have been able to file the motion in New York. The motion should also request to REGISTER the child support order as well. I...

My wife's alimony ended this month. She is now trying to get the child support raised for our 15 year old.

Termination of alimony would be considered a change in circumstance that warrants a modification in child support. This is because alimony is...

Three Years and still no divorce!

All of the answers above are correct. New Jersey allows one spouse to file for a no-fault divorce. You can file for divorce and state that you...

Support through Probation

You can always have payments for support through probation. Here is the court rule: R. 5:7-4(b) provides that “[a]limony, maintenance, or...

My soon to be ex-wife is trying to classify our divorce case as she has been a victim of domestic violence.

Some of the above answers are spot on. It's worth nothing that most times police reports are hearsay, and therefore are not admissible in court as...

Will I be a good non-custodial parent candidate for constructive emancipation or just emancipation?

It's possible that a judge will emancipate your son once he turns 18, but certainly not definite. No matter what, you'll have to file a motion...