Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in New Jersey

This is a complicated question, believe it or not. Legally change the locks? It is not illegal to change the locks on your own house or apartment, and not give a copy of the key to your child. Is it wise? Is it safe for the child? And if the parent kicks the child (who is not a child, is over 18 years, I understand from your question) out of the house, then that parent may lose the right to receive child support from the other parent. It all depends on the facts of the situation, how long this goes on, what else the child and parent have done.

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