Which state is less harsh on men in divorce, NJ or Colorado?

To obtain a complete answer, your would have to consult with an attorney versed in family law in both New Jersey and Colorado. Typically, the...

Without more information from your Agreement, it is difficult to give you an answer. However, if your Agreement is silent on the issue of...

How many months in advance can I apply for emancipation? My soon to be 24 year old daughter is graduating this upcoming May 2016

I agree with my colleagues. At this time, the issue of emancipation is not "ripe" in that things possibly could occur between now and the date of...

There are two ways that you could file this application. First, you could file what is called an Order to Show Cause if you are able to prove the...

If I have a Final Restraining Order against my Ex Husband that was put in place a year ago, Can he take me to court to fight it?

Your ex-husband could file an application to have the Final Restraining Order dissolved/vacated, but these are rather difficult applications to...

We would like to know if we need to file a motion to dismiss our mutual civil restraint order so we can talk again?

You do not have to file a formal motion to dismiss the Consent Order for Civil Restraints. Instead, you could simply file another Consent Order...

I live in NJ and my divorce was finalized last year. Do I need a lawyer to file motion to relocate with children to Florida?

While you can represent yourself in Court, I caution you that a motion to remove/relocate children from the State of New Jersey is labor intensive...

If my ex recorded our telephone conversation without me knowing, can he use it in court?

Generally speaking, your ex would be permitted to use the recording in Court provided he lays the proper foundation to have it admitted into evidence.

I have a FRO in the state of NJ against my daughters father and what to apply for child support through the court system.

Instead of filing in the County where you obtained the Final Restraining Order, you could trying filing a non-dissolution Complaint in your present...

Yes. The New Jersey Court Rules permit you to file an application for relief based on, among other things, fraud. Therefore, I suggest you...