Am I allowed as non-custodial parent to move out of state?

Under NJ law, if you share joint custody of a child, you are only permitted to relocate out of New Jersey with (1) the consent of the other parent,...

What are the implications if I find out my ex has been lying about where my son lives?

If you have joint legal custody of your son, you have the right to know the whereabouts of your son per New Jersey law including living location,...

I need a lawyer for my son.Can anyone help we live in Newark NJ and court is in Greenville Sc.

You need to contact the local bar association in SC and have them recommend to you a local family lawyer. Best of luck

Once your matter goes to what is called a fact-finding hearing/trial regarding your DCPP case, the State (DCPP) will have the DCPP caseworker...

I have a restraining order against my 33 mentally ill son who is now hospitalized. Can I file to be his power of attorney?

If he is mentally unfit, you would need to file an application with the court to be appointed his Guardian, which would allow for you to make...

How can I obtain my ex’s income/tax returns in NJ to modify child support? I am barely able to make ends meet to hire a lawyer

Helpful advice for the future, don't say you don't have any money to hire a lawyer because many lawyers will then skip your question. Your best...

Is appointing lawyer a sufficient reason for a Pro Se litigant to seek a motion to reconsider to get additional reliefs?

Much would depend upon the exact wording of the original motion and order. You can always file a new motion in FD seeking relief, so long as...

Child Protection Services came to my house, to investigate physical abuse. What are my rights and how can I end this?

Speak to a lawyer. DCCP cases are complex. You will be given the option of either hiring the public defender in court, or hiring your own private...

You would need to show what is called permanent "changed circumstances", under a famous New Jersey case called Lepis v. Lepis. The Court will...

Does an illegal immigrant have parental rights in the state of NJ?

Yes, he does. Illegal immigration is a federal issue and not one taken up by NJ State Courts. Illegal or not, if he is the father of your child...