Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Re: re: moving out of state of nj?

This situation faces a lot of fathers, and some noncustodial mothers; it happens quite often.

You should try to talk to your child's other parent, and see if you can agree on something reasonable. You should have a lawyer put your agreement in writing, so that it is clear and everyone knows what is agreed to.

If you can not get an agreement, then you should ask the Court to change the visitation.

I do this kind of work. Please call my office if you would like my assistance. I would be happy to speak to you on the telephone, but it will take more than just a brief telephone call to assist you with these issues.

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