Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

No promise as to child custody is binding forever, but you and he could enter into a property

settlement agreement which would settle this question.

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If he agrees to give full custody to you, then you should have a lawyer write up an agreement and have you and him both sign it and have your signatures notarized. Then you can get a divorce, and ask that the Judge include your agreement in the divorce judgment.

You should talk to a lawyer. This is too important to try to do on your own.

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In this situation if he is willing to sign a paper giving you custody, then you should enter into a Consent Order and provide it to the Court. If you are unsure of how to go about this or need a lawyer to draft it, (which I recommend), give me a call 732-247-3340