What happens if i do not show up to the TRO hearing - I filed for the TRO...?
If you really want to "drop" the TRO, you should appear in court and withdraw it officially, which will be a five-minute on-the-record discussion...
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If you really want to "drop" the TRO, you should appear in court and withdraw it officially, which will be a five-minute on-the-record discussion...
It's not kidnapping, but it certainly requires immediate action. You should file a motion to establish or confirm custody wherever your daughter...
You'll have to file the appropriate motion for change of custody and relocation in the New York Supreme Court, and it may be necessary to file or...
It's possible, but if she's still in high school, you probably ought to wait until she graduates. Your obligation to pay her may vanish (or...
Yes, you must file a Petition for Custody, coupled with an Emergency Motion to Prevent Relocation. The motion package will include a Rule to Show...
Well, unfortunately, a gift is a gift. It's not meant to be returned, even if the basis for the gift -- the upcoming wedding -- never occurred....
The proper remedy is a Motion for Relief from the Judgment under New Jersey Court Rule 4:50-1. In this motion, you can allege that your husband...
This sounds serious. Why don't you come into our Marlton office for an appointment. You may be entitled to a restraining order under the New Jersey...
Yes, you can get a divorce in New Jersey. If you have been a resident for one year or more and you have irreconcilable differences, you qualify for...
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Well, it certainly doesn't sound like a healthy living arrangement. Have you tried counseling? Are you considering divorce? There are a number of...