Nj Divorce - Residency requirement?
Unless she surrendered her bona fide residency in NJ, she will be able to file for divorce in NJ.
Moorestown, NJ
Family Lawyer at Moorestown, NJ
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation
Unless she surrendered her bona fide residency in NJ, she will be able to file for divorce in NJ.
You need to disclose all assets and then argue to protect them, such as modest value, lack of contribution, etc. Your protection comes by way of...
You should not allow him to leave with the children to go to Lebanon. That country is NOT a signatory party to the Hague Convention and thus there...
The cut off date will only be triggered by a divorce filing. Although you asked god questions, no one can answer them without much more information...
Good morning. The attorney can seek for the other side to pay a retainer or ask a judge to do so. That is probably your best solution.
Good morning. You should pursue your interpretation of the agreement and not allow another summer to go by without attendance or payment.
My suggestion for an attorney is to look at NJ chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers who are the real experts in family law.
No, there is no chance a spouse quitting his/her job will receive alimony as a result. It would be too transparent and no judge would allow that...
He cannot take away that lease because it's a marital lifestyle expense.
Given the facts as you stated them to be, then yes the home is marital. It may not be divided 50/50 but you should have an equitable interest in...