Are You Paying Too Much Child Support to Your Former Spouse When Your Child Goes Away to College? Photo of Michele Hart I have practiced law for 24 years and the past 18 years, I have focused exclusively on divorce and family law cases. I always knew I wanted to be a lawyer. I admired the power that I believed lawyers had to “win” rights for the clients they served. After all, I’ve always been a fighter. I have been knocked down a few times but I always found the strength and determination to get up and get back in the game.
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Are You Paying Too Much Child Support to Your Former Spouse When Your Child Goes Away to College?

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Are You Paying Too Much Child Support to Your Former Spouse When Your Child Goes Away to College?

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If you’ve been divorced for a number of years already and now it’s time for your child to go away to college (or your child is already away at college full-time), chances are the child support payments you make to…

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5 Steps For Calculating New Jersey Child Support For Children In College

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In New Jersey, divorcing parents have an obligation to financially support their children until emancipation, that is, when the child completes a continuous four-year undergraduate education up until when the child reaches 23 years of age. Divorcing parents also have a…

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