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Emancipation is the process by which a minor becomes a legal adult before reaching the age of majority. In New Jersey, the age of majority is 18, while the age of emancipation is not specified. Laws passed in 2017 clarified that child support obligations end at the age of 19, though they can be exte...
Read MoreEmancipation is the process by which a minor becomes a legal adult before reaching the age of majority. In New Jersey, the age of majority is 18, whil...
Read MoreDivorce is a difficult process. For children, this time can be confusing and overwhelming. Some children may even blame themselves for their parentsâ€...
Read MoreDivorces can be painful. Securing your assets is likely one of the last things you want to think about, but the best way to protect yourself and your ...
Read MoreThough divorces can often be lengthy and burdensome, it is up to you to decide how to handle your new life situation. You may find that you want to me...
Read MoreServing your spouse divorce papers is an important part of the process and it is crucial to understand how it works. You will need to file paperwork w...
Read MoreCo-parenting your child following divorce or separation is not easy. It can be challenging to find stability and security sharing time with your child...
Read MoreThe divorce process can take a toll both mentally and financially. Expenses can pile up quickly between legal fees and any settlements that are agreed...
Read MoreYour marriage should be a source of joy and comfort in your life, not tension and anger. It is never easy to accept that your relationship may be fail...
Read MoreWhile it is often in the best interests of everyone involved, divorce is still a lengthy and complex process. Before a divorce can be finalized, many ...
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