Shared parenting agreement is being challenged due to military move.

I am not sure what you are asking- did the court already hear a motion and change your parenting schedule? If so, you need to file a motion for...

Are there set guidelines (I am in New Jersey) as to how long children can be separated from the primary caregiver at each age?

In New Jersey there are no guidelines. In my experience most Judges will only authorize one uninterrupted week visitation at a time. Based on the...

Selected as the best answer

What are my chances I'll be granted CS Emancipation in New Jersey due to substantial change of circumstances (see below)?

You need to file a motion in New Jersey Superior Court, Family Division for emancipation. In New Jersey, the emancipation of a child represents...

Selected as the best answer

I was fired for physical abuse to a client

I agree - you need to seek an employment lawyer who specializes in this kind of law. Good luck.

I need to find a lawyer for my sister in Georgia who can also work in Alabama.

I agree with the other response that this question does not make any sense. While I am not licensed in Alabama or Georgia, a lawyer cannot disclose...

Can an unwed mom take her daughter out of state on vacation if the father forbids it?

If custody has never been established by a court order, and there is not a order that prohibits your from traveling with your daughter, you will be...

I agree with the other attorneys, you need to file a motion for contempt. Look at http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/rules/r1-10.htm. You should...

What are the procedures to enforce court orders? How do I filled criminal charges for theft?

I agree with the other answers, this is not a criminal case. You have done nothing wrong, do not complicate the matter by signing criminal charges...

On what basis can a dyfs judge suspend visitation?

Mr. Van Zwaren is correct, your best avenue is to file a motion for reconsideration of the court order. This must be filed within 20 days from the...

Do i need to go to court first?

The short answer is no. Without a court order, he cannot take your son from your house. It appears your son has some serious medical issues, and...