Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Your share would at least be reduced be adjusted for what you did not pay or you could be compelled to contribute.

A forced sale may take place as late as after a divorce and even alter if children are present.

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You should not move out until you talk to a divorce attorney. You could cost yourself a lot of money and trouble.

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There is a lot involved in a divorce. You really need to sit down with an attorney and get some guidance. The decisions you make now will have a profound, serious and long lasting effect upon you and, if you have any children with this person, it will also affect your children's lives.

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If you have children and a mortgage, it is not so simple to just walk away. You should consult with an attorney before you take any action. The mortgage company will still look to you to pay the mortgage and a foreclosure on the house will ruin your credit and possible put you into debt.

The Court will not easily release you from your immediate obligation to support your family in the manner in which you have up to this point, until your divorce case is resolve and, perhaps, not even then.

Calm down and cool down and be clear headed.