While they are similar in terms of the format (notice of motion, certification, proposed form of order, proof of service....) the motion for...

The only way I can be very confident in the advice I provide is if I read the separation agreement, however, not having legal counsel at the time...

If you actually had a trial on those issues, then the answer is yes - that which the court decided has to be explained, either in writing or in a...

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Generally speaking, the answer is to check your court order. If it specifies that each parent is responsible for the work related daycare (which...

If the court order does not specify that the contribution toward extra curricular activities is retroactive to the date of your filing, then the...

I strongly encourage you to retain legal counsel. Filing for divorce and possibly engaging in motion practice and pulling in experts may be the...

Your biggest issue is that you do not know where he is. He needs to be served with the Complaint for Divorce. All attempts must be made to serve...

Your frustration is heard loud and clear. For what it's worth, you are not alone. You (or your attorney if you are represented) can write to the...

A good lawyer will talk with you about your case first, before quoting a retainer. I will tell you that time is not on your side so act quick. ...

It is not a Federal law. All states have different laws when it comes to child support. In New Jersey, it is the right of the payee to have child...