Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey
In a pro se non-contested divorce due to seperation of at least 18 months, 2 homes were acquired during the marriage but neither party resides in any of the homes and both of the homes are in the process of foreclosure. We both have agreed to let the properties go. With that said do i have to include any language within the statement of facts? I have seen examples where statements such as "No Real or Personal Property has been acquired during the marriage" and I am wondering if it is even necessary to state anything because of our circumstances and agreements.
Thank you
2 Answers from Attorneys
Pro se....you are foolish to do this without an attorney.
Please keep my phone number handy. Please feel free to call me when this becomes a problem for you.
Robert Davies, Attorney
201 820 3460
As the previous answer indicate you should have an attorney. Nothwithstanding that in answer to your question irregardles to your agreements you must tell the court all that was acquired during the marriage.
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