Certainly, one option is to surrender the child's jurisdiction to New Jersey, and do nothing. The more prudent course of action is to file...

Certainly, one option is to surrender the child's jurisdiction to New Jersey, and do nothing. The more prudent course of action is to file...

This is a very strange question with a very strange fact pattern that happens with enormous frequency in any court. Apparently, a petition was...

We cannot answer this question without reviewing the order of support contained in this asker's divorce documents. The divorce documents contain...

The asker must lock the door. The asker must avoid government intervention as that can backfire on the asker.

The mother can petition in her local court, and that order will be strictly enforced in your state. No father gets away with not paying court...

This is a classic question that confuses as much as it calls for a confusing response. There is no such thing as "mutually" paying support "not...

The asker must wait patiently. Time does not exist for government.

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