East Brunswick, NJ
Divorce and separation Lawyer at East Brunswick, NJ
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Domestic Violence ... +4 more
By you asking this, I can tell you are either representing yourself in your divorce or you have not spent much time with your attorney. An...
NJ is a no fault divorce state, however, fault grounds for divorce, including adultery, still exist. As such, he can file for divorce on adultery...
I would not expect a final alimony and child support obligation to be this high, though it may. Pl support is generally a band aid to maintain the...
Assuming that you are on the auto lease, which is why the lessor is coming after you, yes, they can. You have a contract with a third party that...
In NJ, grandparents rights are quite restricted. If she never had a realtionship with the child, her ability to force a relationship now, from a...
The previous answer may be correct depending on whether your husband simply mailed you the documents or actually served you with the documents. ...
It sounds like you need to file a motion to compel the sale of the home and have alimony reviewed. Under NJ caselaw, you will need to prove a...
Wife might have a limited interest in the home, despite it's premarital interest, based on equitable principles and the likelihood that mortgage...
I agree with Mr Sarno. It is mostly a negotiation ploy and otherwise plays little real impact on the legal analysis of your case. Having an...
Your old complaint for divorce was likely dismissed by the court and you will need to refile. If he refuses to sign for receipt of the papers, you...