In nj can a father( non coustodian) have sleepovers with no proper sleeping arrangment?
For the kids to sleep over on weekends, it doesn't sound like it would be a problem - plenty of people have limited sleeping accommodations. ...
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For the kids to sleep over on weekends, it doesn't sound like it would be a problem - plenty of people have limited sleeping accommodations. ...
Forgery is, of course, illegal. Someone who does it runs the risk of criminal prosecution. That said, I've yet to see a Family Court refer this...
This doesn't sound right - I'm not saying you're misrepresenting it, but it sounds like a mistake. I've never heard a judge tell anyone they must...
Your question is way beyond the scope of a Q&A list - I'm cautious about responding without knowing the facts, and they sound complex. That said...
If you're doing an appeal pro se, I suggest buying an annotated Rule book (NJ Rules of Court 2012 Edition - I think it's gannlawbooks.com but hunt...
There's no "standard form" I've seen - suggest just drawing up a detailed list of what you're each receiving. You could also tape record (or,...
You don't need an attorney to do this. Just show up and tell the sheriff's officer at the judge's courtroom door that you want to dismiss. ...
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To summarize all the above answers, you have a couple options, and you must address this issue as part of the divorce process: 1. Seeking...
Even with your comment, I'm still not clear what you're asking. Mr. White answered perfectly on the issue he thought you were raising. I'd add...
I completely agree with what Mr. White said. I'd only add: You may have to file a motion over the issue - if the agreement already says they...