Your Divorce Court File
Most of the time, settlement agreements are kept by the parties. The courts can have a copy of it if it is marked into evidence. Orders and motions...
Moorestown, NJ
Family Lawyer at Moorestown, NJ
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation
Most of the time, settlement agreements are kept by the parties. The courts can have a copy of it if it is marked into evidence. Orders and motions...
It means the judge put his or her reasons on the record in open court. You can pull the transcripts to learn the reasons.
No never unless there are legitimate concerns about the last residence or safety.
Not likely but you need to comply. You need to explain your reasoning.
Yes of course. Otherwise how do you know anything about your children's safety?
You should expect witness testimony and evidence by way of documents. There will be questioning by both sides.
That seems odd so you should supply much more information about the procedural background.
You can speak to an expert to see if the facts line up for such a claim.
You need to tell the truth in court but realize that domestic violence is a serious problem.
You will not be responsible for actions that he commits which do not benefit the marriage. But you would only benefit from speaking to an attorney ...