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Many parents assume their payment obligation ends the day a child graduates from high school. While many states often use age 18 as a cutoff, New Jersey handles things differently. In New Jersey, the presumptive age for ending child support is 19, not 18. However,...
Division of marital property is an important part of the divorce process. It can also become contentious. Couples will disagree about how assets should be split up -- especially significant financial assets. The first thing to note is that you are only dividing...
Suppose you and your co-parent reach a point where schedules shift, your child’s needs evolve or life looks different than it did when your original custody order was created. In such a case, you may be wondering if you can both agree on new terms without going back...
Every divorce scenario is unique. New Jersey actually has relatively thorough family law statutes that allow people to pursue either fault-based divorce proceedings or no-fault divorces. In scenarios where there is proof of egregious misconduct, such as adultery or...
People may cancel their parenting time for a variety of reasons. When they cancel, they create complications for the other parent. A parent expecting a custody exchange may have to cancel their own plans or make last-minute arrangements for child care. It is only...