Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

He is the one who is out of the home. If there is a permanent restraining order he will have to stay out of the home. If he is your sole support the Court will order that he continue to support you. You should give me a call.

Call me if you like.

Your husband can not enter the home while the temporary Order is in place.

You should go for the final restraining Order. You need it. Please do not let him or his attorney talk you out of it.

He can not push you out of the house.

Please, get a lawyer to protect you. Even if you can not pay for a lawyer's help, try to get one.

I am in my office only on Wednesday this week, but PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL. I really do want to at least speak to you and give you what guidance I can over the telephone. There is no substitute for an experienced attorney's advice.

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You should really speak to an attorney. FRO hearings can be complicated. In addition, it is clear that you are headed for divorce and that needs to be dealt with too. Call me at 732/247/3340 to discuss.