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answered on Feb 14, 2016
New Jersey provides for different types of divorce including irreconcilable differences. You did not mention why he doesn't want to leave, or why do you want him to leave. These are things you need to discuss with a family law attorney. You should just file for divorce and the court will... View More 
answered on Nov 7, 2015
There are no "loopholes" but there are several legal defenses that may be available to you depending on the facts. If you would like to discuss your case to determine if there's anything you can do, feel free to call me.
answered on Nov 7, 2015
The "short" answer: when there's an offer, an acceptance of the offer, and an exchange of consideration. When all these three requirements are accompanied by an objective manifestation of an intent to contract, an express contract is created. Express contracts include both written... View More
answered on Nov 7, 2015
In New Jersey, a consumer has four years to file a claim for contracts for the sale of goods and six years if she's alleging consumer fraud. The limitations period for non-sales contracts is six years. However, depending on the actual facts (which are missing here), she may be barred from... View More
In 1999 my husband and I were new first time homeowners and we were contacted by a company called conseco finance and they offered us a home improvement loan to make repairs to our new home. We borrowed $25,000 made repairs and pay them $393 per month. It is now 2014 and we still owe basically what... View More
answered on Oct 31, 2015
The remedies that you would have available depend on the terms of the original loan agreement. I would suggest that you contact a Michigan consumer law attorney.
I was hired as a programmer in a 2 people company (me and owner). After working for a long time, I was given the title of CTO. However, I was not given a new contract or any documentation detailing my role and responsiblities as CTO. Basically my daily job activities did not change. From time to... View More
answered on Oct 31, 2015
Your options are fact-sensitive. I would need to elicit more information. Feel free to call me for a free consultation.
State is New Jersey. My deceased parent had a 401k which named myself and sibling each as 50% beneficiaries. My deceased parent owned a home under mortgage which was 90% paid off, but is now pending a foreclosure sale. Can the 401k be used to pay off the balance on the mortgage (and thus prevent... View More
answered on Oct 31, 2015
II sounds like I may be able to help you but I would need more facts. Give me a call, the consultation is free.
I have leased an apartment from Sep 2015 to Aug 2016. I wanted to break the lease. and I know I will be responsible for rent till my lease end or some one re-rent it. I gave 60 days notice to vacate on Oct 28, 2015. My plan is if someone come to rent it I will vacate by Dec 28, 2015. Otherwise I... View More
answered on Oct 31, 2015
I suggest you give me a call. I would like to help you but I will need to confirm some facts with you first. The consultation is free.
We were divorced in Az but I the father now live in MO and the mother and three children moved to NJ. I can't afford to see my children. Will the courts consider income and change support and travel expense responsibility?
answered on Oct 31, 2015
Seems the original order was entered in Arizona and that your children were not born in NJ. This means it is probably best for you to find a family law attorney in Missouri where you live and ask that he file a motion to modify the Arizona order.
Condo is under contract now .Do you think he has a 50% share despite he abandoned me and the place? Please help me
Thank you
answered on Jul 31, 2015
Assets acquired during marriage typically become marital assets and subject to equitable distribution during divorce. But your answer may depend on several factors, for example, what the property settlement agreement states at the time of divorce (assuming you're both still married.) Feel... View More
answered on Jul 31, 2015
You may not need a lawyer that practices in both states. It all depends on several things. For example, is the child support case in FL because FL has jurisdiction over the case? Was the child born in NJ or FL? Did one parent move from NJ to FL? And, assuming there's a judgment of divorce,... View More
The owner of the gym, owns other gyms and will not return my calls or emails.
answered on Jul 31, 2015
The police do not handle civil matters. If the gym has declined to refund your money you might need to file a law suit against them. However, sometimes a letter from an attorney can be enough for them to refund your money. Feel free to call for a free consultation.
Do we need to pay it or can we pay a monthly payment to him until it is fixed.we are worried that once he gets all his money he simply won't fix any mistakes then. He says he will but I no longer trust him
answered on Jul 31, 2015
I would need more details about the original agreement between you and the contractor. What remedies are available to you will depend on the facts of your case. Feel free to contact me to discuss your options.
Ford dealership quoted a price to repair my vehicle, but failed to fix the problem. The dealership will not release the vehicle until the quoted amount is paid.
answered on Jul 22, 2015
Yes, it is called a 'mechanic's lien.' This allows a repair shop to keep a vehicle in their possession until the debt is paid.
answered on Jul 22, 2015
You can take the "friend" to small claims court. This court covers matters up to $3000.
Can a lawyer do this in his office?
answered on Jul 22, 2015
The reason your daughter does not have custody in the first place may determine what you are able to do. You may also need to consider whether the other parent would dispute the change in custody. If you would like, call me since the question of custody is greatly dependent on the facts of your... View More
answered on Jul 22, 2015
The answer depends on whether she is emancipated. Generally for a 16-year old, emancipation only occurs if she is married and living away from home. On the other hand, if she is living at home with the other parent she is considered unemancipated. In that case child support continues until... View More
My ex constantly leaves my son alone at home for days, weeks without supervision. My ex has prevented me from visiting my son for my aloud visitation by court order for many years. What can i do to get my son ?
answered on Jul 22, 2015
Assuming New Jersey has jurisdiction over your son then you should file in New Jersey for a change in custody. You can call me for a free consultation.
I was married and divorced in Florida, my son was also born in Florida. Shortly after the divorce, when my son was about 2 years old, my son and I moved to New Jersey. My ex agreed with the move although he stayed in Florida. As part of the divorce, my ex was ordered to pay child support directly... View More
answered on May 29, 2015
Under federal law, New Jersey cannot modify an out-of-state child support order, but it might be able to enforce the collection of the arrears. Enforcement, however, depends on several facts. For example: Do you have a reasonable excuse for waiting 20 years before deciding to collect child... View More
Husband had no will and property is located in NJ,not michigan
answered on May 29, 2015
Well, anyone can say they have a "legal claim" to most anything. The real question is whether they're likely to be successful. And, assuming there's no prenuptial agreement between you and your wife, there's some bad and good news you should be aware of. On the downside,... View More
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