Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Re: change of court date

In the Family Division, the Judges generally have control over their own calendars, but there are some constraints imposed by the Presiding Judge as to what types of cases should be heard on certain days. So the answer is that a Judge could probably move your matter from one day or time to another but depending on the circumstances, there may be certain restrictions.

Keep in mind that this answer is given on the very scanty information that you have provided. Remember that you cannot rely on this advice because you have not retained me. Be sure to consult with a Family Law Attorney that you have retained, and to whom you have given all of the information available, so that you can rely on the advice as accurate. Good luck! Rob Gleaner

Re: change of court date

Yes. Court has discretion to change back the date on mutual requeat of both parties or of its own due restriction of their calander and inform the parties or their concerned attorney/lawyer if any by issueing court notice.