Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

my boyfriend seperated from his wife 9 years ago, filed for divorce and it became final in 2010 . he gave her the house. he thought he had his name removed form the mortgage prior to the divorce. he later discovered that his name was still on it. she went to an financial advisor because she could no longer pay the mortgage. the FA sent her to an arbitrator. the arbitrator told my boyfriend that that he committed adultery and I was a party to it. he was told that he could have went to jail for 6 months because of it. instead he was told to go to counseling 2x a week for 6 months and then to FA so as not to lose the house that his name was not suppose to be on in the first place. Is this leagal? He is leaving me so I wount see him for a whole year. Where in the NJ law is this written? Please help!

Asked on 7/31/12, 5:52 am

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Robert Davies The Davies Law Firm, P.A.

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What you wrote is just...well, it is nonsense, crazy. I suspect that whoever was making these insane demands from your boyfriend was no one official at all.

Your boyfriend needs to finish this up and get done and over with this. His exwife is clearly still a huge problem for him.

He should call me and come see me. I am about three hours from you. Have him drive up here, and have him call me ahead of time so that I know what paperwork he should bring.

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Answered on 7/31/12, 7:00 am

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