Can I take my Ex back to court to increase equitable distribution if he sold his business?

Depending on the langauge of your settlement agreement you might have the ability to reopen the equitable distribution provisions of your...

Can my Daughter's Father stop me from moving to another State she is 6yrs.old

If you want to relocate out of NJ with the child you need his consent or a court order permitting the move. It can take some time to prepare a...

I'm in New Jersey going thru a separation with custody.

Deciding to switch attorneys is your decision alone to make. The sooner you change the more constructive your new attorney can be. You need to have...

Past 3 yrs into divorce,no settlement,rep by bad legal council,opt for new legal council or grin & bear it with current council?

The decision to change counsel is yours to make. That being said, you need to be confident in your attorney and should proceed in a way that makes...

My husband and I are going through a divorce and he has visitation with our children each Monday thru Wed., as per our agreement

You should consult with an attorney to develop a plan to stop this type of conduct and provide consistency for the children.

I have been paying my ex-wife alimony for approx. 13 years. after i retired and my income was reduced can stop!

It depends almost entirely on the language of your settlement agreement or trial decision. You cannot unilaterally stop of reduce paying.

Can child support be lowered?

Child support can be lowered if there has been a substantial change in circumstances. These changes must be realized in good faith, substantial and...

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How do I undo a default divorce?

Vacating a default judgment may be possible depending on the circumstances. You should consult with an attorney ASAP.

Alimony Reform

Whether or not the proposed reforms are enacted remains to be seen. My guess is that any reform would not undo existing alimony obligations.

Your husband could also file a motion asking the court to grant you permission to be there given your overall presence in the child's life....