Hopewell, NJ
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Hopewell, NJ
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +4 more
He doesn't automatically get rights - he can apply for expanded parenting time regardless of whether you apply for CS - they're two distinct...
She can forgive arrears owed to her via a consent order (some courts will require that it be notarized), she cannot forgive those owed to the Board...
Not generally. Although we're an "equitable distribution" state and not a "community property" state with a 50/50 written rule, 50/50 is the de...
Either of you can file whenever there's a "change in circumstances." If the court gave him a clue (or he's figured it out on his own) as to what...
First, I hope you're getting counsel. Never deal with DYFS pro se. Second, you can't "will" a child, but you can and should appoint a guardian....
Nope. Unless there is a step-parent adoption, court isn't going to terminate his rights. If he received any credit toward parenting expenses, you...
Easy answer: No - you can't just pick up and go. You must have either his written permission or an order from a judge. The upside is that,...
First, make sure your communication is in writing - email would be best. Then you have to decide whether it's worth pursuing it. I don't think...
I doubt a court would stop it on this basis - in fact, if you open it up and ask for that, he may respond that it doesn't work for him to see your...
I'd suggest waiting about two weeks - make this last payment or two .... wait for the deadline to enroll in community college has passed. As the...
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