What options do I have to remove the FRO through litigation?
As stated elsewhere, 20 days to file a motion for reconsideration with the trial judge and 45 days to file an appeal with the Appellate Division....
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As stated elsewhere, 20 days to file a motion for reconsideration with the trial judge and 45 days to file an appeal with the Appellate Division....
It depends. There is no specific formula for calculating alimony in New Jersey. Instead, alimony is set after consideration of the factors set...
A) If your ex-husband agrees, it is not a complicated and expensive process and can be resolved quite simply through the execution and filing of a...
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Regardless of where you were married, the State of New Jersey has jurisdiction over the divorce proceeding under N.J.S.A. 2A:34-10 where "either...
I respectfully disagree with my colleague Mr. Boyer. As noted by Mr. Popovich, you did not have the right to sell the ring. In the 1990...
You should file a motion requesting that support be ordered by the court in the amount agreed upon and made payable through the probation...
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Yes, based on the facts presented, you can certainly file to modify your alimony obligation. Generally, under the 1980 New Jersey Supreme Court...
You can draft and submit a Consent Order vacating the prior Court Order for civil restraints. There are no special procedures in place (unlike with...
He is still required to pay you alimony and child support unless he gets a Court Order saying otherwise. If the payments were via wage...
You can file a request for relief under Court Rule 4:50 to vacate the Court Order. The qualifying grounds for relief are set forth under the...