Why should i pay half of tuition?
Depending on what your Agreement or most recent Court Order states, you may need to file a motion.
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Depending on what your Agreement or most recent Court Order states, you may need to file a motion.
You may want to ask your accountant this question as it sounds more of a tax issue.
If your ex keeps filing motions and you are successful, you can ask the Court for relief/sanctions against your ex if he/she files again within a...
File an enforcement motion to enforce the terms of your Agreement.
No. You will need fo file a Complaint and go through the proper process.
If you have resided in NJ for at least one year, you can file in NJ.
There is a wide range of answers to this question. You should consult with an experienced attorney to discuss your options prior to the Court date...
You could retain counsel for consultation purposes only.
Yes, New Jersey is a “no fault” State.
You are entitled to any asset acquired during the marriage from date of marriage to the date of complaint in most instances. New Jersey is a no...