What if both parties want exclusive rights to property
Your recourse is to state your case (why you want/need to stay and what you can do to enhance the value prior to the sale) and the judge will decide.
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Your recourse is to state your case (why you want/need to stay and what you can do to enhance the value prior to the sale) and the judge will decide.
You would have to ask a NJ lawyer about the retention of jurisdiction, but what you are describing is not unusual. If you cannot afford a lawyer in...
Check you parenting plan, it should mention which parent get to make that decision.
Alimony is based on his need and your ability to pay. It is far to complex a topic to discuss here. Child support, however, is based on a...
Generally, marital property is property that you have acquired during the marriage. So, your IRA is not likely to be considered as marital...
Yes, you need a notary present to administer the oath - "I swear to tell the truth...." and to verify that you are who you say you are.
Yes, you need a notary present to administer the oath - "I swear to tell the truth...." and to verify that you are who you say you are.
Unless there is a court order stating that the father is the legal father, you can go where you want. The problem is that for the six months after...
I came across the following link a few months ago. I think it will answer your question.
I will assume that the parents of the child have not been married. If that is the case, then the father has no rights to the children until...