Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Re: He's out of here

Whoa, go slower!! Before you decide to get an annulment, you need solid legal advice. I understand the serious, if not desperate problem you now have. However, your situation is not going to be improved by a few words of advice over the internet. You have a lot to deal with, and I encourage you to examine who is out there, friends relatives, parents, who can help you.

I understand that you do not have the money to do so, but I will say it anyway: You need to hire and pay an attorney to help you. You really need to.

I understand your desire to follow him back here to NJ, and go after him here. Will he again quit his job and leave the state? Please carefully consider all of your options, with the assistance of an attorney.

Please contact me if I can assist you.

Re: He's out of here

Because your husband apparently abandoned/deserted you and his two children after only six months or so of marriage is not grounds for annulment in the Commonwealth of Virginia. It could, however, very well be a so-called fault ground for you to file for immediate divorce if you so desired.

At the very least you should consider filing an interstate petition(URESA---VA to NJ))for child and possibly spousal support. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney to assist you with this action, you should contact your local district office of the state's Division of Child Support Enforcement (DCSE) which will be able to help you at very little, if any, monetary cost to you.