My son lives in fl. W/ his dad I believe he has moved out but not self supporting live at a church but is nolonger a collg stu

It would be worthwhile to consult with an attorney to review your prior motion for emancipation and the court's order. While there is a rebuttable...

Can i be sued again if a judgement was passed in 2008 due to credit card debt n was never notified before a lean was placed

You should consult with an attorney and have them review the documents you received. Were you served with a new lawsuit or was this a motion to...

After i rase alone my 4 year dayther, the father ex boyfriend take her away by law because i had a alcohol drink,no contact with

I agree with Ms. Navarette, you should consult with an attorney, who can evaluate the unique details of your case. The courts will always act in...

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I was served with papers to appear for child custody & support. When I get to court, can I ask for a lawyer and postpone it?

You can contact the court and ask for an adjournment. Generally, you will need to request the consent of the other party first. Send a letter to...

Early this year I lost a motion to modify alimony. I was just awarded soc. sec. disability. Is it too soon to go back to court?

If there has been a change in circumstances (no longer working and now receiving permanent disability) you can return to court and request a...

Child parenting time question and child support adjustment

Has the court decided on the motion yet? If you were the party filing the initial motion, you have the opportunity to file a reply to any...

Is there another $30 fee and special filing forms for sending in a response to a cross-motion in NJ?

Do you know your docket prefix - if your case starts with an FD there are no filing fees. If your case starts with an FM the $30 filing fee will...

Pay a lump sum to release a co-signer

For a student loan, it would be difficult to negotiate a lump sum settlement to be released from the obligation. Student loans operate differently...

Yes, you can contact the court and send a letter advising that you wish to withdraw the motion. Make sure to send a copy to the adverse party so...

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Will a gift to a spouse be regarded as the spouse's sole property or a martial property?

Marital property is all property acquired during the marriage (absent a few exceptions, such as an inheritance that is not comingled). The marital...