Hopewell, NJ
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Hopewell, NJ
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +4 more
The previous answer sums it up. There's also a possible danger here that an insurance company would call you continuing to use the coverage...
The case law says that, in obtaining college contribution from a noncustodial parent, a student waives any privacy interest in that information. ...
The general rule in New Jersey is that any debts or assets acquired during the marriage are presumptively subject to distribution (being split). ...
As others have indicated, the general answer is yes -- any asset, including a retirement account, that was acquired during a marriage is subject to...
Absolutely not. Well, I mean you could file it - you could file anything, but it would probably be denied. So long as you two live together, a...
I agree with Ron's approach. Take out the middle man and go to the source wherever possible -- here, that means subpoenas rather than begging the...
Not sure of your facts, but the general rule is that -- if neither parent and no child lives in the state that granted initial custody award, then...
This one is pretty simple. If DYFS is involved and there's an open case, call your case worker and discuss your concerns and the new allegations.
As states by others, the answer is a pretty solid "no." To be deductible, alimony must be paid out over a minimum of three calendar years and must...
If you're asking how you can get your girlfriend and daughter to the US, I agree 100% with Dean's answer -- you have to take that up in the...
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