Can I change parenting time?
Yes, it is possible. You will need to either come to an agreement with your ex (and I strongly suggest getting any such agreement in writing) or to...
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Yes, it is possible. You will need to either come to an agreement with your ex (and I strongly suggest getting any such agreement in writing) or to...
Unfortunately, you will need to retain a New York attorney to go after your ex-husband's employer for failing to garnish his wages. Does your...
You have several options here. I am assuming that your application has been filed after the divorce. If not, different legal standards...
I'm going to assume two things: (1) you have already tried and had no luck at settling this issue; and (2) your judgment of divorce and settlement...
You should file a motion seeking to emancipate your son. Under the 1982 New Jersey Supreme Court case of Newbugh v. Arrigo, "[g]enerally parents...
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Absolutely. First, I recommend reaching out to your ex and trying to resolve things. Do so in writing (email or text is fine) so that you can...
No, she cannot. Although I have not reviewed the specific terms of your settlement agreement, you state that it provides you with the right of...
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(1) CUSTODY: I assume that you are currently the primary caretaker for your boy. You first need to file a complaint for divorce. Afterward, you can...
You need to recognize that the trial dates may not be moved if the judge has already denied your request for an extension. It is possible that...
Follow the Court Order and let her know one month in advance. If she objects, it may be necessary to have the Court resolve the issue. Assuming...