My former husband wants to have his alimony eliminated ?State of New Jersey divorce?

What's your question? Was the hearing before a New Jersey judge? If so, you should change your posting location to somewhere in New Jersey so...

What can/should i do if my kids mom is supposed to meet me to exchange them and she wont?(im in florida)

Most women can drive a couple of weeks after they deliver, but if a doctor has advised her not to drive (ask for a note), then maybe you can give...

Using Google Images

I agree with Mr. Felsheim. You may have an argument that you have transformed the images from their original use into a new use, but that argument...

My ex boyfriend and I have a 5 1/2 year old daughter that has verbal apraxia. Him and I have been broke up for about 2 years now

Attorney Chambers is right. If you were looking for the quickest way to loose your timeshare with her daughter to her father, you've found it. ...

Kid 18 but still in High School can child support stop with no notice?

The law says that child support stops when the child turns 18 unless the child support order says otherwise. For instance, many support orders...

Different judges handle GAL status conferences differently. If you even slightly suspect the report will be bad for you, hire a lawyer...

What matters in Modification of PT

Cheating almost never has anything to do with timeshare ("custody") unless it seriously affects the kids. And to change the timeshare, she'd have...

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Can a landlord who is owed back rent refuse to accept the Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan proposal of back rent payment?

It doesn't work that way. You need to speak to your attorney, who will probably explain that you can't be evicted, but that you will soon start...

Is what the States Att did legal?? Is it ethical?

Plea bargaining law is governed by contract law. Contract law says that an offer (including a plea bargain offer) can be withdrawn at any time for...

What is the legal term of leaving the family home untouched ?

There isn't a specific, concise legal term for what you want. The arrange you desire, which used to be pretty common, but I haven't seen it done...