Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey
marrage annulment
we divoced three years ago. My ex now intends to set aside the divoce and annul the marriage on the basis that my divoce with the first ex was void because she claims that my NJ residency was less than an year when I got divoce with the first ex.
the actual fact was I had lived in NJ for more than one year in the rented house of my friend.
In this case please advise how can I prove that I was a NJ resident of more than one year and my divoce with the first ex is lawful.
And how can I prevent myself from my ex's slandering and keep my present status as the NJ resident for more than 6 years.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: marrage annulment
Tax returns, W-2s, credit card records, which can be obtained from company, telephone bills, driver's license records.
Secondly, your first divorce is valid until it is not. Also, only one spouse has to be resident of New Jersey prior to filing for divorce. So long as your former spouse resided in New Jersey for a year prior to that divorce there was no residency
insufficiency.
Call me if you like.
Gary Moore, Esquire
Hackensack, New Jersey
www.garymooreattorneyatlaw.com
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