Living in NJ and husband wants all rights to the house signed over. What are my tights?
You should immediately protect your interests and consider all of your rights.
Moorestown, NJ
Family Lawyer at Moorestown, NJ
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation
You should immediately protect your interests and consider all of your rights.
The student loan belongs to the student. That's the law.
98% of divorces end up with a settlement. If not, a judge makes the decisions. So most people will settle their cases with a written agreement.
You should start gathering up documents and information. A year marriage will likely not lead to any alimony. But you can ask for the...
Yes you can obtain a new attorney, however the question becomes how will you fund a new attorney getting up to speed on your case? You should raise...
The answer is it is likely your spouse is entitled to proceeds. The key questions are whether the home was purchased during the marriage; which...
Yes you can use it as you did before the filing, however how you use it will be up for discussion. Wasting it will require you to pay some...
Your attorney needs to write out to the judge and ask for a trial date. Judges do not want cases to linger around indefinitely.
Good morning. Yes you should go to court to enforce. But are you on those loans? Is it impacting your credit score?
You cannot separately "sue" but you can file for divorce and claim the monies or assets or both used for the affair and that child were taken from...