Child support?
While you do not have to, doing so would be advisable. Given his income, reducing it to judgment and garnishing his wages might be a viable option.
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While you do not have to, doing so would be advisable. Given his income, reducing it to judgment and garnishing his wages might be a viable option.
This issue will be decided by looking at the best interests of the children under the new case on point. Meeting with an experienced family law...
Yes. As it turns out, the State does not like having to pay for things that either parent can provide. If you have health insurance through your...
Unless you can convince the court that she is willingly unemployed, probably. And even then, the court will impute income to her at a level it...
This is a very fact and law specific area of law which is best handled by sitting with an experienced family law attorney who can look over all of...
I am not sure exactly what the question is here, but making sure that the certificate with your SSN on it does not become made part of the official...
If one or both of the parties have resided in the State of New Jersey for at least one year, the divorce may proceed in New Jersey.
The guidelines of one State will be used, although the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act may be applicable here. Consulting with...
Use of the NJ child support guidelines for a child residing at college is inappropriate as a matter of law. There may still be an obligation, but...
A motion to compel compliance with discovery requests should have been filed prior to the MESP. May still be able to do so or perhaps subpoena the...