Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

They are going to have to go to court and secure an order. It doesn't sound that complicated so therefore, there is no reason not to hire an attorney to make sure that this works out the right way for him. Feel free to call me at 732/773/2768 to discuss.

If she has the child and goes on welfare, Social Services will pursue him for child support.Taking

the child with him requires preparation. He needs a lawyer for this. He should go to the Family

Part and file for custody the same day that he takes the child.

Call me if you like.

I agree with the answers from the other attorneys, he needs to consult with an attorney and plan for the separation. He should obtain a court order which gives him joint legal custody, determins who will have primary physical custody, and sets forth a parenting plan (visitation).

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