College and emancipation

In most instances the answer is no. A child will not be emancipated if attending college on a full time basis even if living out of state at the...

How likely a family court judge will sanction my ex for Disobeying court orders?

It is impossible to answer your question without more information and without reviewing the orders. In addition, any attorney needs to discuss...

Do i need a lawyer to enforce litigants rights in N.J.

I agree with the statements from Ms. Ross and Mr. Smuro. There is, however, some information missing from your question, such as whether a QDRO...

I filed for physical and sole Child Custody of my son. I have an issue about his father taking my son out the state.

He is not permitted to relocate from NJ without either a court order or your consent. I suggest you consult with an experienced family law...

My ex-wife moved out of NJ to FL with my children. Our file still belongs to NJ. Issues cannot be resolved from there.

It is impossible to answer your question without seeing the current orders and pleadings, as well as understanding all of the facts of your case. ...

In NJ- I am the custodial parent. Is non-custodial parent required to tell me when he leaves our baby out of his care?

If there is a court order in effect that requires him to provide you with that information then he is required to tell you. You should consult...

What should I do? Just want an opinion (or two) on this.

It does sound fishy. You could wait and see if she ever has a child and then ask for a paternity test at that time. At this point it does not...

Unless there is a court order that prohibits her from bringing the ex with her there is nothing that you can do. Similarly, you cannot prohibit...

What if the payor of child support does not initiate emancipation his child until 4 years after the child graduates college

It is possible to retroactively emancipate a child and terminate child support effective the date of the emancipation. Please consult an attorney...

How can I fight this case?

You need to hire an attorney who specializes in DYFS, now DCPP, cases.