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She has a masters degree and is going back to work September 7th. She is going to make $65,000 a year to start back up but will progress to $100,000+ in two years. She's been out of work raising our 6 and 4 year olds for the last 6 years. I make around 150,000 a year.
answered on Aug 31, 2017
Thank you for your question. Calculating support can be complicated and knowing the nuances of the child support guidelines and the alimony statute can result in significant differences in support. Without more details, I'll have to keep my response general in nature. Also, you should not give... View More 
answered on Aug 31, 2017
Thank you for your question. The restraining order process is difficult and can vary depending on who is in charge of serving the defendant. Without more details, I'll have to keep my response general in nature. Also, you should not give many details about such a sensitive topic on this public... View More
answered on Aug 31, 2017
It is rare but it can happen and usually only happens if one party is significantly non-compliant with prior court orders and/or if the party getting the fees is without any funds to pay an attorney.
Is two. And been living with me since she was born. He doesn't pay her babysitter nor any of the living expenses. He provides For her when he feels like it. I am moving out of state in a few weeks to Florida I spoke to him to come up with an agreement on visitation he refuses and I need to... View More
answered on Aug 31, 2017
If you leave the state he could get a court order forcing you to return to NJ. In cases like this, I'm successful in negotiating a resolution but ultimately the Court will likely be involved. I urge you to try to meet with an attorney before you move.
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