Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey
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My husband is back together with his ex-wife, we were living for 8 years together but after he move out of the house he went banck to live with hes ex wife, he is trying to move with his ex wife to the house that i'm living now, he say that the house is not under our name, even if we were paying the morgage from our banck account he said that i don't have any right in the house, what can i do to stop my husband from moving hes ex wife to wich one i call my house, he wants me to move out of the house giving me another house for me to live with the kids, what can i do? can my husband do that, can he move to my house after i move out, can he move with hes ex wife here even if we were paying the morgage from our banck account?.
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You definitely have a claim to the house. Since it sounds like there is other property involved, see an attorney to get a complete review of your situation and advice as to how you should proceed.
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You definitely have a claim to the house. Since it sounds like there is other property involved, see an attorney to get a complete review of your situation and advice as to how you should proceed.
I offer a free initial consultation.
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What you are describing is crazy.
Please go to a divorce attorney immediately. Do not agree to anything at all until you talk to an attorney and get some advice.
You have a child (children) with this person. Each child needs to be raised, in a decent apartment or house, needs to be fed, clothed, educated, sent to college maybe, and in general supported and loved. You can do the last part on your own (every kid deserves two loving supporting parents, though), but everything else takes MONEY! Money which we will attempt to get from the child's father.
You need advice from a lawyer. Be prepared to pay for the lawyer's time; it is how the lawyer pays for his/her own bills.
Call if you like; I never charge for a first phone call. You can then decide how you would like to proceed.
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Before you do anything, you should see an attorney. An attorney will advise you as to what you should do after discussing the entire situation with you.
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