Divorced parents in New Jersey are legally obligated to financially support their children until emancipation. A child is most commonly deemed emancipated upon age 19 or completion of a full-time college education. So if you’re separated or divorcing from your…
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…
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…
If you own a small business, before you divorce, you need to know how your income would likely be determined. Here, you’ll learn how and why and how you can save on legal fees in the process. Alimony and child…
Generally, divorced parents have a legal obligation under New Jersey Law to support their children until the children are emancipated. You can find out when a child is considered emancipated by reading my blog here. Unless both parents agree how…
If you are currently paying or receiving child support in New Jersey under a Judgment of Divorce or other child support order that does not specify an end date beyond your child’s 19th birthday, take note that effective February 1,…
