Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Your husband needs to speak with his ex to find out what her intent is with regard to continued visitation and how it will work out. If they come to an Agreement, a Consent Order should be prepared and sent to the Court for the signature of a Judge, to make it binding. If they cannot come to an agreement, your husband should file a Motion for a change in the parenting time schedule based on what he believes is in the best interest of his daughter. Officially, you should stay in the background. I am sure you will be there for your husband, as you should. But let him take the actions that are necessary.

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I understand what the other lawyer has said.

I have to tell you: you really could use the help of an experienced divorce attorney.

Your child does not have to suffer the screaming that you describe.If your ex does not listen to your child telling her to stop, then maybe a Judge can tell her. Or maybe your daughter can be freed from going to see her abusive mother.

On the moving issue, again, if she is not reasonable, then you can get a Judge to tell her what is reasonable.

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Maybe. It is difficult to answer your question without more information.

Your stepdaughter is at an age where the court may take her wishes into consideration if she truly no longer wants to see her mother. I do not encourage ceasing contact as I believe that a child needs both parents in their lives. Having said that, she may need to advise the court of the verbal abuse she goes through upon visitation.

As far as the drive each way, I don't understand what court papers you recieved. Is she planning on moving out of state?

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