Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey
my husband filed a restraint order july 8 for me to not bring him with me i was relocatting to florida. He put like i was doing it maliciously. The judge said he would see me in 30 days when we went we coudnt come to an agreement because we couldnt find a mediator we both agreed with . judge then says see u in 45 days for plenary hearing on relocation son still stays with father until hearing. following day my ex's attorney sends through email and by mail a consent lettter. Saying a bunch of lies that we agreed on . He wants me to take off the child support, he claims him the next 3 years in taxes and on the holidays i pay half plane ticket. that letter proves he desnt care if the child relocates if he doesnt have to pay child support. what kind of motion do i need to file to show what was offered to me and to prove he really doesnt care if the child leaves . everything was done out of malfeasance
3 Answers from Attorneys
YOU NEED A DIVORCE LAWYER.
Go talk to a nasty, smart divorce attorney near you, and take action. Nasty, smart action.
Please call me. I could help you.
It is hard to find a good divorce lawyer who will fight for you and not charge an obscene amount of your money.
Find someone who spends most of their time in divorces. Find someone who has been in court several times this year (2014) in the county courthouse where your divorce will be filed. If they don't go to court often, they are not the lawyer you want. And find someone who has handled at least three or four full and complete divorce trials.
Good luck. Don't put up with this idiot. Fight back.
Robert Davies, Esq.
201 820 3460
Hackensack, New Jersey
You don't need to file a Motion; you already have a plenary hearing scheduled at which time you can tell the judge anything you want to. However, I do not suggest that you do this on your own. An experienced family lawyer will be able to help you put your matter together in the best form. Often individuals think they are doing what is correct, but it is not. You definitely need an attorney.
Keep in mind that this advice is based purely on the little bit of information that you have given to me. There certainly may be other factors that would change my opinion. Further, no one can rely on advice from an attorney who has not been retained. You will only be able to rely on advice from an attorney who you have actually retained. Good luck! Rob Gleaner
As my colleagues have indicated YOU NEED AN ATTORNEY. I handle matters in family court on a routine basis. Please call my office to set up an appointment. I will give you a free initial consultation.
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