She left w/ children..She isn't in contact anymore..What i should do?
There are a number of factors which contribute to the answer to this question. It is relevant how long you were living in NJ. It is essential that...
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There are a number of factors which contribute to the answer to this question. It is relevant how long you were living in NJ. It is essential that...
Your Agreement was executed with formality and is part of your Judgment of Divorce. Unless you have a formally executed Agreement acknowledging...
You state that there is an Order for child support. That Order may have within it a determination of custody. It is important you review that...
You can certainly file a motion to vacate the default entered against you. You can also notify the Court, copying the attorney, that you intend to...
In NJ, attorneys at law are considered valid "witnesses" of the execution of formal documents the same way a Notary is authorized to "witness"...
My colleagues are correct in suggesting you would need to file a motion with the Court regarding the current circumstances. You say, however, that...
Alimony is governed by statute and by case law. Since there are no formal guidelines, payment of or receipt of alimony is fact/case specific. The ...
Depending on the specific facts of your matter, it is likely that the custodial parent will still be entitled to receive child support even when...
Technically, a motion for emancipation is, in essence, a motion for modification. Pursuant to the New Jersey Rules of Court, modification...
The Court system is not designed for "self-help." Automatically lowering payments without seeking permission from the Court is not appropriate. You...