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In New Jersey, child support generally lasts until a child’s 19th birthday. However, special circumstances such as college attendance or disability could extend the length of the arrangement until the child reaches 23 years of age. However, there are cases where modifications to a child support ag...
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5 Facts to Know About Child Support Modifications
In New Jersey, child support generally lasts until a child’s 19th birthday. However, special circumstances such as college attendance or disability ...
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Divorce is usually strenuous for everybody involved, and nobody really wants to be stuck in that situation. It may seem that there are too many things...
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Every divorce is different, and there are numerous ways to handle each unique case. Sometimes, spouses are able to negotiate and resolve their divorce...
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This is often one of the first questions that comes to mind when considering a divorce – how much will it really cost me? With many moving parts and...
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If you or your spouse has a large number of assets or a large income, assets could become difficult to divide in a divorce. That is where an attorney ...
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