Can a spouse waive their right to seek alimony?
The answer is yes. She would have to do so freely, voluntarily and permanently in order for it to stick.
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The answer is yes. She would have to do so freely, voluntarily and permanently in order for it to stick.
If you have a court order that limits what your ex does during his parenting time then the answer is possibly. If you do not you would have to...
You posted this under "adoption" You are best served re posting under immigration so you can get the proper advice.
It sounds like what you are describing is a proposed Case Management Order. Often times the order is submitted to the court in advance of the CMC...
Were you charged? If you were sleeping, how do you know you were threatening someone?
There has to be a step missing in your narrative. Go see a lawyer and bring all of your court papers with you. Best of luck.
In large part, child support is based upon incomes alone, not expenses. Since you say that your ex's income has increased that could allow for an...
You should file an enforcement motion/motion in violation of litigants rights to enforce the terms of the your PSA. This should be done in the...
You are not limited in the amount of motion you can file. However, every motion costs money (filing fee) and thus you would be better served filing...
Generally, child support is based upon income, not expenses. The child support guidelines in NJ do not permit consideration of expenses. The...