How can I speed the divorce along when spouse is delaying due to health problems?
The quick answer is that she cannot force you to stay - you can leave at any time. Without a Court Order you are not obligated to do anything...
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The quick answer is that she cannot force you to stay - you can leave at any time. Without a Court Order you are not obligated to do anything...
My advice would be to give the school a copy of your Agreement or Judgment that provides you with Residential Custody and - I assume - provides for...
When you say you have "joint custody" I have to assume that you have an Agreement that spells out your respective rights. I am also assuming that...
The answer to your question depends on the Judge who hears the matter. Typically, I have not found that having alive-in girl/boy friend precludes...
You have asked a specific question as to whether his wife can get alimony but that issue is based on the respective incomes of the parties and you...
This is a frequently asked question as to under what circumstances you can leave the State without a Court Order permitting you to do so. The...
In New Jersey, there are very few "sole custody" arrangements but in that regard, you are really talking about a label. You have described a...
The way you phrase the question is a little confusing. You say that your husband "stopped the law firm from sending out the papers" and then you...
"Is it possible etc." Attorneys generally do not drop clients because they get frustrated with adversaries - it comes with the territory. But there...
When you say you have "sole custody" does this mean that the other parent has NO visitation/parenting rights? Moving out of State without obtaining...