If my ex, who has custody of our daughter, is being investigated by DCPP, do I have any legal right to be informed?

Their legal obligation is to the child, to protect your daughter as best they can. If the TRO is against you and is converted to an FRO there is a...

Can I cancel a court hearing ? For visition rights?

If you reach an agreement, you can submit a consent order to the Court stating the agreement. You would need an attorney to draft that agreement...

As I had asked before, does my son's father need to pick out a new sitter with me?

You are talking about a change that will involve financial contribution from him as well as a schedule change. You are also changing a schedule...

Alimony refund

You file a ppost judgment motion asking the court to confirm the amount of arrears and either fix a payment schedule or enter judgment and then you...

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Can I access the filings and / or records from a divorce and / or custody dispute in NJ late 1980's?

Lots of records have been culled through and only what was deemed essential, such as orders, was kept in many old files. Don't be discouraged if...

What can I do legally to stop ex bringing other woman during his visits with our daughter who is only 7?

Model those values for your daughter in your own life. Involve her in life activities that reinforce those values. The Court will likely not...

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After being awarded shared custody could I lose custody?

It is not clear what period of time you have already been in the role of parent for your niece as her physical custodian. Maintaining that role...

Divorce process questions

It is always best to have a written agreement first that covers all the issues before filing for divorce. Otherwise, you may think everything is...

Alimony Software

Most child support guideline calculation software also includes the ability to input alimony at varying levels to ascertain the after tax impact. ...

Can my son sue me to pay for his college? I'm a single parent & other parent is not involved at all ever & is on public assist.

NJ law favors parents contributing to enable their children to complete a college degree. In short, yes, you have exposure to contribute to his...