Can I get our parenting time order changed, if so what do I do?
You can motion the court to modify parenting time. As counsel stated, this will be based on a best-interests analysis.
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You can motion the court to modify parenting time. As counsel stated, this will be based on a best-interests analysis.
If you can't get a lawyer, you may want to go to your local law library and do your best to research law and procedure and make the arguments you...
His admission would have to be in court or on something you could admit as evidence at court to be useful to you.
Necessary? No. Often a very good idea though.
You probably don't have a claim to sue for what you've described.
Try court administration for any paperwork related to the divorce, including certified copies.
I don't see a question here, but with all of these issues, my best advice would be to find a way to get a lawyer to help you with this.
I agree with counsel. I suggest contacting your original lawyer. He or she will be in the best position to answer this question for you.
It sounds like the man would have a non-marital claim on the property. What exactly each spouse would be entitled to would require an examination...
I suggest contacting a family law attorney in New Jersey as their state laws will determine what to do.