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divorce agreement doesn't specify time only to be paid by cert check. the agreement does not even say "lump sum" it just says, " Husband shall tender to Wife a certified check in the sum of $75,000"
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answered on Jan 22, 2024
The answer will depend on the facts surrounding your divorce, equitable distribution of assets and any contingencies that might exist to trigger a reasonable time frame of the payment to be made. You should consult with an experienced family law attorney to guide you as you will likely be served... View More 
I am just looking to obtain the phone call recordings between myself and 4 other individuals that occurred between Nov 29th of 2023 to Dec 4th of 2023 on a specific date and time..I can attach the screenshot of the dates and times
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
In New Jersey, as a private citizen, you do have the right to request recordings of your phone calls with law enforcement personnel. This request can typically be made under the state's Open Public Records Act (OPRA). OPRA allows for the public to access government records, which can include... View More
I just asked a question previously about green card renewals while on probation for 4th degree theft, I wanted to know if I should consult a lawyer before or after submitting my biometrics.
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
It is always advisable to consult with a lawyer, ASAP no matter whether you applied for renewal or planning to apply for that, especially in a situation like yours. In your case, it is essential to discuss your situation with an attorney who specializes in 'crimmigration'—someone... View More
I just asked a question previously about green card renewals while on probation for 4th degree theft, I wanted to know if I should consult a lawyer before or after submitting my biometrics.
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
Consulting with an attorney before submitting your biometrics for a green card renewal, especially when you're on probation for a criminal offense like 4th degree theft, is advisable. The process of renewing a green card can become more complicated if you have a criminal record, and an... View More
I’m on probation for 4th degree theft, first and only charge, never did I get in trouble before or after the incident, been a compliant NJ resident for many years, I just happened to be at the wrong time with the wrong people, I wanted to know if after I submit my biometrics what should I expect?... View More
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
After submitting your biometrics for green card renewal, the FBI will conduct a background check. This process includes checking criminal records, regardless of whether the offense was federal or state. Your probation for 4th degree theft will appear in this background check.
The fact that... View More
I’m on probation for 4th degree theft, first and only charge, never did I get in trouble before or after the incident, been a compliant NJ resident for many years, I just happened to be at the wrong time with the wrong people, I wanted to know if after I submit my biometrics what should I expect?... View More
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
While Form I-90 technically does not include questions about your criminal history, the biometrics process is designed to verify this information. If your criminal record comes to the attention of the officer reviewing your renewal case, you may be asked about it during the decision-making process.... View More
I got arrested by a detective who would target me and give other police officers a tip to when I was leaving a park with my friend one time and radio'd in to a marked car to pull us over. He would even send his son to spy on me after that. Like when I would play basketball at the local court... View More
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
Engaging in such behavior where a detective sends his son to spy on you is a potential violation of your civil rights. It raises concerns about privacy invasion, harassment, and possible abuse of power. If you have evidence that this detective targeted you unfairly and used his position to involve... View More
Such comments include reference to another employee's sexual orientation and religious beliefs. There are other staff members (men, and additional LGBTQ staff) who have shared that this employee harasses them via text during the work day and in their off work hours. What recourse does the... View More
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
In the case of a contracted employee making defamatory statements and engaging in harassment, the employer, especially in a private school in New Jersey, does have recourse to address this behavior. While the employee is under contract, it's important to review the contract terms carefully to... View More
The condition of a student who has been enrolled for over two years at a private school that does not employ a nurse or other medically trained staff has recently become dysregulated. The parent claims that a medical professional is not needed for this level of diabetes - that coaches and... View More
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
In this situation, the rights of a Type 1 diabetic student at a private school in New Jersey are governed by federal and state laws that protect students with disabilities, including those with medical conditions. The school has a legal responsibility under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)... View More
answered on Jan 19, 2024
Carriers do that - they may have a contract with the company that handles their IMEs and peer reviews. Sometimes if the medical review company is a large one, examining doctors may be scheduled randomly, but they don't go to any great lengths to make sure the same doctor doesn't get lined... View More
Hello, My name is Daniel, I was wondering if I should pay a local lawyer to help me adjust my immigrant status or maybe I should pay a third party in those websites that they offered their assistant to help you out filling all the documents... (SimpleCitizen and Boudless are my two options so far)... View More
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answered on Jan 17, 2024
I agree with what Attorney Vega advised you earlier. A licensed attorney with experience in cases similar to yours can provide proper guidance on how to proceed. Sometimes, seemingly straightforward cases may have small errors that can lead to an RFE (Request for Further Evidence) and eventual... View More
Hello, My name is Daniel, I was wondering if I should pay a local lawyer to help me adjust my immigrant status or maybe I should pay a third party in those websites that they offered their assistant to help you out filling all the documents... (SimpleCitizen and Boudless are my two options so far)... View More
answered on Jan 17, 2024
Daniel,
I highly recommend that you consult with a qualified and experienced immigration law attorney before you proceed to request any benefits from USCIS. The attorney will be able to consult with you and provide you with professional guidance. If you decide to engage the attorney to... View More
Hello, My name is Daniel, I was wondering if I should pay a local lawyer to help me adjust my immigrant status or maybe I should pay a third party in those websites that they offered their assistant to help you out filling all the documents... (SimpleCitizen and Boudless are my two options so far)... View More
answered on Jan 18, 2024
The entire adjustment process takes more than 1 year. There are numerous forms and documents that need to be filed. Working with an immigration lawyer will maximize the chances that there won’t be any RFE’s , delays or even denials. If you do decide to work with counsel, you should research our... View More
Hello, My name is Daniel, I was wondering if I should pay a local lawyer to help me adjust my immigrant status or maybe I should pay a third party in those websites that they offered their assistant to help you out filling all the documents... (SimpleCitizen and Boudless are my two options so far)... View More
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answered on Jan 18, 2024
When considering adjusting your immigrant status through marriage, it's essential to weigh your options carefully. Hiring a local attorney can provide personalized legal advice and ensure that your application is handled correctly. An attorney can also help navigate any complexities that might... View More
But I was never served with the August 25 2023 charge until the 09/12/23 but documents are showing I was arrested and booked on August 25 is that legal to do
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answered on Jan 16, 2024
In New Jersey, if you were arrested for contempt of court and charged with an additional contempt that you were not previously aware of, there are some legal considerations to keep in mind. Firstly, for a contempt charge, it's typically required that you be made aware of the court order... View More
But I was never served with the August 25 2023 charge until the 09/12/23 but documents are showing I was arrested and booked on August 25 is that legal to do
answered on Jan 16, 2024
We would need to see the documents to properly answer your question, but many times the arrest date is considered the date the complaint was filed. But you shouldn't be in contempt if you were never served with the order. Get yourself a lawyer a contempt charge is a serious criminal offense.
Thank you for the response. I updated this, as I realized my question had too detailed personal information.
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answered on Jan 15, 2024
Hello, I will try my best to give you an answer to your question but I would need more information to really understand what exactly you are being subpoenaed for. In New Jersey in order to obtain a Firearm Purchaser ID Card or a Permit to Purchase a Handgun you need two references to speak to your... View More
She deducted $350 off the rent
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answered on Jan 12, 2024
In New Jersey, tenants generally need to obtain the landlord's permission before making alterations to the rental property. If the tenant's son, who is a plumber, replaced a bathroom faucet without notifying you as the landlord, it may constitute an unauthorized alteration. Deducting $350... View More
I'm currently 17 years old and I recently told my father I was pregnant. He's pushing abortion pretty hard but that's not my choice. The father of the baby is very involved and is currently 18. My father has given me an ultimatum: if I don't abort the baby, I'm to not be in... View More
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answered on Jan 10, 2024
In your situation, it's important to understand that parental rights and responsibilities primarily rest with the biological parents of the child, not the grandparents. Once your baby is born, you and your boyfriend, as the biological parents, are the primary individuals responsible for the... View More
My mother passed away almost 2 years ago and her freeloading illegal husband had no place to go after she died. He broke into the garage of their prior rental for a while and stayed there and finally found some unsuspecting woman to take pity on him and found him a room in a house with other... View More
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answered on Jan 10, 2024
I understand your concerns about your former stepfather's harassment for money. To address this situation legally, you may consider taking the following steps:
Cease All Financial Support: Stop sending him groceries or any financial assistance immediately. Continuing to provide support... View More
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