How can I get a divorce in NJ when I now live in Georgia and haven't seen my husband in a decade?
You may be able to file in Georgia. Check their jurisdictional requirements. If you have not lived there long enough, then you can file in New...
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You may be able to file in Georgia. Check their jurisdictional requirements. If you have not lived there long enough, then you can file in New...
Based upon what has been presented, you are entitled to child support. Child support is the right of the child and cannot be waived. What the...
In New Jersey, child support is based upon the child support guidelines which consider income from all sources, the number of overnights each...
From the limited set of facts you present, it is difficult to say whether this is an alimony case. While the length of the marriage warrants it,...
It may not be that straightforward. While simple in the sense that you may only want to deal with one issue (a home), there are critical details...
Your lawyer can put him on notice that if he doesn't arrange for removal of his items, they will be deemed abandoned and you will donate them. ...
Your spouse doesn't have to "approve" of the divorce. What you should do is retain an attorney to send him a letter putting him on notice that you...
I strongly recommend that you retain a lawyer and file for divorce. The more time that passes, the more it will appear that you are ok with what...
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In order to modify a court ordered custody arrangement, you must prove a permanent and substantial change in circumstances. Filing immediately...
Without having anything filed, you don't have the court system at your disposal to file a motion to prevent the travel. The filing of the...