Haddon Heights, NJ
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Haddon Heights, NJ
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Support, Child Custody
The language *shoudl have* read "open and liberal as agreed upon by the parties." IN either case, no that is not what it means. You have no...
Yes. You may file an order requesting garnishment and also seeking attorney's fees and asking that they be reduced to the form of support and added...
You have more than one way to handle this. One is to attempt to enforce in Kentucky and the other is by filing here in a very specific manner....
Unless the move is far enough to constitute a substantial change of circumstances, there should be no issue. The ages of the children and the...
Agreeing with the previous responses, there is a standard form you may utilize to request that support continues. That said, if the child is living...
Disagreeing slightly with the previous responses, adultery *may* affect equitable distribution to the extent that if marital funds or assets were...
You could literally walk from one courtroom where your divorce was finalized into the next one and get married again.
I do not see anything here that woudl allow you to sue him. However, you woudl be able to file for divorce using adultery as your cause of action.
If his first marriage was never dissolved, you are not actually married to him. You *might* be able to sue him in civil court, but that is a...
This is a tricky situation. Because they are not in New Jersey, enforcement becomes an issue due to jurisdiction. There is a very specific type of...