New York, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +4 more
Well, there are lots of open questions, like what is your share, how much equity is there. There is so much that needs to be determined. Do you...
Absent a prenup, You would have to show that your marital funds are not being co-mingled with pre-marital funds or separate funds. I suggest you...
Grandparents have rights in NJ, but they are extremely limited. As long as both parents are on the same page and fit, then the process should be...
You really need to review the agreement with an attorney and see what your options are. Please speak to counsel.
Since your matter has been amended post judgement so many times, it is really hard to give any sort of answer without seeing all the paperwork...
Yes, If they are not served properly, then its a Due Process issue, unless they have waived service properly.
As counsel said, if you are divorced, you are no longer married. If you never got divorced from him, then you are still married.
As counsel said, filing in NJ, might make matter much more complicated. You may wish to consult with an attorney before you jump the gun here.
You need to speak with an attorney and review the order.
Speak to your attorney. Follow your attorney's lead.