Can he deny me from talking to my child?
A parent should never alienate a child from the other parent. That said, if written requests from you do not move him, you may wish to file with...
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A parent should never alienate a child from the other parent. That said, if written requests from you do not move him, you may wish to file with...
I agree with the previous response. It's all about residency.
If there is an existing Order, you need only file to enforce the Order and to provide proofs that the children are still enrolled in college...
Although you may wish to check your fee agreement, you in general may be charged to copy your file. Toner is expensive.
Provided that you are abiding by the terms of the Agreement, there would seem to be no problem with doing so.
While not necessarily disagreeing with the other responses, I would certainly at least ask for summary judgment in your favor dismissing the TRO on...
It's hard to discuss all of your options without more facts as to finances, college costs, and even retirement assets and respective incomes of you...
There is no common law marriage in New Jersey. I cannot speak to New York, however.
Absolutely. You are within your rights to file and seek recalculation of child support.
I agree with the previous responses. Seeking experienced family law counsel to discuss all of the facts and options would be prudent.