Am I out of luck?

I would take a look at your written settlement agreement from your divorce, if you have one. It may clarify whether you are responsible for fifty...

I have a child support question. Will my child support change when my boyfriend and I move in together?

Your child support should remain unmodified if your boyfriend moves in with you.

I agree with Catherine's post above. Typically, if a child lives with a parent, the court will order that the child support be paid directly to...

How will this be viewed by a Judge?

She will not be compelled to disclose any of her financial information until the court has determined that you have made an initial showing that a...

Should I try and take a back seat to all my wife's decisions she is very narrow minded and she only thinks her answers are corre

You should not take a back seat to all of your wife's decisions because she will not be correct all of the time and you will regret going along...

How do I appropriately respond, pro se, to a NJ, Bergen County Family Part, Notice of Motion, requesting to vacate from JOD?

I suggest that you consult with an attorney. A Motion to vacate a judgment is more technical in nature than a motion to reduce a support...

H4 to H1B possible while in US?

I am not an immigration expert but I will re-post your question under that category so that you will hopefully get a response from an immigration...

To answer your questions first, yes, shelter costs (e.g., rent) should be taken into consideration in an alimony award. I do not know if a motion...

Do you think my feelings and aggravation with my x is impairing my judgment with what is in the best interest of our child?

I think you are in a difficult position, which unfortunately happens often in family cases wherein custody/parenting time is an issue. It is...

Child support emancipation. (child still attending college ) see below will explain why child is still intitled to some support.

I agree with the posters above. I think the one thing we can say with certainty is that the child is not emancipated and that you and the other...