Hopewell, NJ
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Hopewell, NJ
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +4 more
I'm not against the idea of people writing their own agreement, especially when it's a short term marriage and there are no kids, but the facts...
Generally, a parent can't move out of state without either consent of the other parent or a judge's order. This can get murky when you have a...
It depends - some judges would call it a legitimate extraordinary expense you should contribute to, others wouldn't. It depends on how much you...
Mediation. If he won't agree to go, then file a motion seeking to compel it. Maybe you can restructure the parenting time so he has every weekend...
It might be quicker and easier to have a lawyer draw up a consent order to put your concerns to rest, but if you don't have one, you can file pro...
Generally, he has little if any liability. If she's a full time student, she maybe could have a claim toward some contribution or child support,...
Sounds like someone has a little "control" issue. Yes, you can go - but try not to reciprocate. I'd send him a polite letter letting him know the...
I htink you have the right idea, seeking supervision on her contact. Just be sure you can PROVE the allegations you're making here. From my...
Clarification - she needs permission to move OUT OF STATE (i.e., to Baltimore). She doesn't need permission to move within the state. Also...
You've got it backwards. You don't have to go to court to prevent her from moving, she needs to go to court to get permission from the court to...
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