I was recently threated with bodily harm violence by a coworker who has a history of similar flare ups and documented write ups.
Be sure to put your complaints to your boss in writing.
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Be sure to put your complaints to your boss in writing.
You must file for support as soon as possible. Additionally it appears you may qualify for legal status via VAWA. Please consult with an attorney.
The waiting time will be longer now that your daughter is married. You can check the dates at visa bulletin.
This question is too fact specific to be answered without a consultation and review of your disposition.
It is difficult to advise you without reading the order. However, you can file a motion to enforce your rights and request clarification as well.
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If your bio dad gives his consent then it will be smooth. If he doesn't agree it will be a long battle with uncertain outcome.
You will solely be held responsible for violations of the restraining order. I agree that her actions can be used in your defense.
From the facts you reveal I would say he has a chance but I can't tell without reviewing the case.
You may not move out of NJ with your children without obtaining either consent or a court order. File an application for relocation. Good luck to you.
I agree with Mr. Durst. Family law is not black or white, however. Legal arguments must be made.