Divorce and Retirement
The new Statute that changed the alimony provisions is not retroactive and therefore are not applicable to you. You also ask about changes in...
Princeton, NJ
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Princeton, NJ
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The new Statute that changed the alimony provisions is not retroactive and therefore are not applicable to you. You also ask about changes in...
You can always "ASK" but the real question is whether a Court would put her out and the answer to that is "No". The law that governs retraining a...
You do not need to be separated as you can file a Complaint under "Irreconcilable Differences" where all you need to do is certify that the...
This is one of those questions where there is no ready answer. Courts issue Orders frequently that schedule parenting time but then there are times...
It would appear that until recently, you, your husband, your daughter and perhaps your son all resided in County A. But apparently, you now reside...
I am assuming that the settlement was in written form. If it was, then yes, you have every right to pursue the matter. However, there is a...
I hate "relative terms" and the word "a lot" is just such a term. First, there is a $350 filing fee - to me, that is "a lot". However, it is...
There are a great many facts that you have not included here. You say that the divorce decree requires your former husband to pay "half of the...
The sensible way to proceed is to file a Motion to Compel compliance with the Agreement. You say that the Agreement gives you the proceeds from the...
If you have only been married for a year, even if you earn a good living, the alimony issue would be extremely limited but you have not indicated...