Alimony Family Law

Probably not. She will need the alimony (some of it) to pay to live elsewhere (rent, security deposit, etc) If you believe that she will not need...

Is dyf allowed to keep a case open even after I have custody of my children again?

Hopefully you have had legal representation during the course of the matter. Your attorney can inquire as to when the case will be closed. Once...

Changes in child custody a possibility?

While you are moving closer to him, it doesn't seem like it is close enough that additional overnights would be in the best interests of the...

Possible changes to child custody agreement (court order in place) ?

You are the custodial parent and when moving within the state of NJ the noncustodial parent would have to prove that the move is not in the best...

I plan to file for divorce and have it finalized this year but have plans to relocate to another state, is this doable?

It is possible to be divorced in a short period of time but it is wholly dependent upon both sides level of cooperation. In your case, there will...

Is there recommendation in the form of a safety plan signed by you? If so, it is wise you follow that. Otherwise, their recommendations are just...

How does one go about suing a state entity with no money. Definitely a case here. One child neglected other suffered extreme abu

Hopefully you were represented by counsel during the DCP&P matter. For those matters, if you cannot afford an attorney one can be appointed to you...

You have specific knowledge that your son is in harms way while in the care of his other parent. I have had situations wherein DCPP will find fault...

If my case in Family Court is primarily about our LLC and it’s property, how do I transfer the case to Equity Part instead?

Is this in the Family Part because the LLC is an asset subject to equitable distribution as part of a divorce? If so, it must stay in the Family...

When you proceed to a trial for the final restraining order, and if you are successful, you can ask the court to enter an order with respect to the...