Marlton, NJ
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Marlton, NJ
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Employment & Labor ... +3 more
You are your spouse both have equitable claims to the property in New Jersey. If you file a divorce action in New Jersey, the property will be...
You certainly can file for divorce. In New Jersey, you can file for a fault based ground, adultery, or a no fault ground, like irreconcilable...
Filing for default is only the first step. You need to prepare and serve her with a Notice of Proposed Judgment pursuant to NJ Court Rule, 5:5-10....
Yes, both parties can request alimony. The statute was amended a year ago. You have to review the factors to determine who has an ability to pay,...
It really depends. Yes, under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act, UCCJEA, it appears the child's home state is New...
Both of the other answers were right on the money, do this the right way and get help. If you are going to proceed alone, the forms are located on...
It appears your case is governed by New Jersey UCCJEA. N.J. Stat. Ann. § 2A:34-53 et seq. § 2A:34-53, which is the New Jersey statute know as the...
As the custodial parent, if your ex does not want to contribute to college, you will have to file an application to require him to contribute to...
In New Jersey venue is governed by the New Jersey Court Rules. See 4:3-2. Venue in the Superior Court. This rule states: (a) Where Laid....
Child support belongs to the child. I would not agree to terminate child support unless you are together. You could, however, agree to not take any...