Can i request copies and information related to: employer, taxes filed, check stubs, etc form my son's mother

Back again, eh? As has been said to you before, you need to lay out your facts in a motion and ask the judge for authority to issue subpoenas. ...

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Can i respond to a motion filed at the family court before I appear in court? This motion ask same issues discussed previously

"Can you" respond? Yes - in fact, you MUST respond in writing before the court date. There should have been a "notice to litigants" with the...

Let say i came into a large sum of money,i know my childs mother can take me for a increase in suppport

Let's say you speak to an attorney and look into the various trust devices that can be set up to protect the funds. You're not under a duty to...

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I agree with the other responses. What the court may do (and what you may need to ask the court to do in case it doesn't think of this) is to...

I married my husband and I have a 2 year old daughter that is not "his".

Not clear, If you two were married when the child was born, the law presumes it's his child. If you're saying your husband wants to adopt a...

Twins to start college in Sept 2013, does NCP still have to pay child support, and help/or pay for college

As always, the answer is "it depends." If the first CS order issued in the case is from NJ (or another state that continues support while a...

If you truly have no issues -- no joint property, no joint debt, no kids, no support issues, nothing at all needed except to dissolve the marriage,...

The state charged me with domestic violence but my husband is not pursuing it. What can happen?

You might want to get a consult with a Criminal Law specialist if you can get one without cost. In general terms - you don't want to say "I lied";...

What does this mean: THE COURT IS NOT RESERVING ON ANY ISSUES.

It sounds like the court was telegraphing / underlining that its decision was a "final order" and not interlocutory (meaning "not final"). Two...

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It would be wise of her to get you to sign, but it's not always necessary. Unless you've registered him with the State Department and requested...