Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Re: Child Custody..

Wanting and getting are different things. What is established now will remain into the future so long as you do nothing to bring your fitness as a parent into question.

Call me if you like.

Gary Moore, Esquire

Hackensack, New Jersey

www.garymooreattorneyatlaw.com

Re: Child Custody..

Of course he can take you to court. Whether or not he will win is a different story. I suggest you get an attorney.

Re: Child Custody..

He is saying a lot, but what he will do may be different.

You would be smart to get a lawyer to help you NOW. Is there a court Order saying that you have residential custody? And is there an Order saying that he has to pay child support to you?

Call me if you want a lawyer's help. I am in Hackensack, not too far from you.

What you do now will affect your son's life with you for a long, long time.

Re: Child Custody..

It appears to that you are on equal footing with him as far as other adults in the household. I assume you are not leaving the state if so you need the court's permission. There is no requirement that you live in your family's home in the court order for joint custody is also assumed. You may live where ever you wish and may even leave the state if you have the court's permission. In-state moves are not usually subject to such restrictions as long as there is no great change in distance, etc, affecting the other parent's parenting time. See a lawyer for further exploration of your rights and obligations based on your actual circumstances that may not be mentioned but could impact on the advice you receive.