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When a couple in New Jersey gets divorced, one of the factors that may come into play is alimony. Alimony is a form of financial support that the court may order one spouse to pay the other for a certain period of time after they become divorced. However, not all divorces are eligible to receive […]
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When two spouses get divorced and they have a child or multiple children together, one parent may be ordered to make child support payments each month. These payments go towards providing the custodial parent with financial assistance in caring for the child because the expenses can quickly add up. Once the child is nearing the […]
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Understanding child support laws can be difficult when it comes to asking the Court to terminate support for older children or modifying the current amount of support that you pay or receive. However, the State of New Jersey recently enacted a new law with the hopes of simplifying the process. Effective February 1, 2017, child […]
Read MoreOne of the biggest parts of the divorce process is the division of assets, or equitable distribution. Each spouse will be required to file a statement of net worth which details all of the assets that each spouse has. Assets are broken down into two categories, marital property, and separate property. The only assets that […]
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One of the biggest fears many people have when considering getting divorced is that they will have to go through a long, exhausting court battle. However, this doesn’t necessarily need to be the case. Alternative dispute resolution is one of the ways that a couple can avoid getting divorced in a hostile courtroom. Mediation is […]
Read MoreNew Jersey Governor Chris Christie has made an important change in legislature regarding child support laws in the state. Starting on February 1, 2017, some parents will become exempt from their child support obligations. In order to be eligible for the termination of making child support payments, you must be the non-custodial parent of a child […]
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On January 19, 2016, Governor Christie signed S-1046/A-2721 into law. This law establishes 19 as the age when a child support and/or medical support obligation will end. The new law allows for child and/or medical support to continue up to age 23 for cases in which the dependent is still in high school; attending full-time […]
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