I have a fro filed against me in NJ. I work in the property management office in new York city, for the landlord. Plaintiff works for a tenant in my building. What statutes are there for me to amend the terms of the fro and to remove that portion? My employee won't allow me to work, since it states I can't go to her place of employment.
Yes, NJ law allows you to have a Motion filed to amend the terms of the FRO.
As long as you feel comfortable doing it yourself, you should go to the courthouse in the county where the FRO was entered, ask for Domestic Violence Filing, and tell them that you want to file a Motion to amend the terms of the FRO. Make sure that you are very specific in your Motion, as to exactly how you want the FRO to be amended and why.
If you want to be represented by a lawyer on the Motion,
I strongly recommend that you meet as soon as possible with a very experienced lawyer who devotes his/her ENTIRE practice to New Jersey Family Law matters, go over your situation in detail, get educated answers to your questions, and obtain expert guidance as to the best course of action. In my opinion, it will be well worth the cost of the meeting.
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avid F. Salvaggio, Esq.
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