Child Support

What Does Child Support Cover in the State of New Jersey?

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There are few things more important to a parent than being able to raise their child. This is more complicated, naturally, when parents are divorced--especially financially. For this very reason, child support is in place to help financially dependent parents have the means to provide their child with an acceptable standard of living, even after the parents are divorced. Please continue reading and speak with our knowledgeable Bergen County family…Read More

How Long Will I Have to Pay Child Support in New Jersey?

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One of the most common questions that supporting parents have is when child support payments end. Please continue reading and speak with our knowledgeable New Jersey family law attorneys to learn more about child support in New Jersey, when child support ends, and how our firm can help you through every step of the legal process ahead. Here are some of the questions you may have: How do New Jersey…Read More

Do I Have to Pay Child Support if I Do Not Have Visitation Rights?

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If you are a parent who currently pays child support, though you do not have visitation rights, you may be wondering whether you are still required to make regular child support payments. Please continue reading and speak with our New Jersey family law attorneys to learn more about child support and whether you are required to pay it if you do not have visitation rights. Here are some of the…Read More

When Can I Stop Paying Child Support in New Jersey?

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As a parent who is currently paying child support, you are most likely wondering when, under New Jersey law, you are no longer obligated to pay child support. Please continue reading and speak with our New Jersey family law attorneys to learn more about child support in New Jersey and how our firm can help you. Here are some of the questions you may have: When does child support end…Read More

My Spouse Stopped Paying Child Support. What Should I Do?

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If your spouse has recently refused to pay child support, there is a very good chance that you are angry, frustrated, and worried about the future of your family. Our knowledgeable Bergen County family law attorneys are here to help. Please continue reading and speak with our experienced firm to learn more about child support enforcement and how we can help you through every step of the process ahead. Here…Read More

Child Support in New Jersey | What You Need to Know

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If you are someone who is getting divorced and you are also a parent, looking out for, and caring for your children is most likely your top priority. That being said, if you are a financially dependent spouse, you may not have the financial means to care for your child without your spouse's financial support. For this very reason, the state of New Jersey requires financially independent spouses to provide…Read More

What You Need to Know About Child Support Modifications in New Jersey

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Life changes, and if you are a divorced parent, as the years go by, you may find that the initial child support agreement you reached years ago is no longer appropriate for your current situation. For this very reason, child support modifications exist, and under certain circumstances, you may qualify. Please continue reading and reach out to our experienced Bergen County family law attorneys to learn more about child support,…Read More

What Expenses Does Child Support Cover in New Jersey?

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If you are a divorcing parent that is financially dependent on your spouse, there is a very good chance that you will require child support to uphold your child's standard of living, however, you are most likely wondering, "what does child support really cover?" Please continue reading and reach out to our experienced Bergen County family law attorneys to learn more about child support and how our firm can help…Read More

What Should I do if my Former Spouse is Refusing to Pay Child Support?

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There are few things more aggravating, and potentially damaging to a family and your children if your former spouse refuses to pay child support. Please continue reading and reach out to our experienced Bergen County family law attorneys to learn more about how we can help you through this difficult time. What should I do if my former spouse is not paying child support? If your former spouse is refusing…Read More

Can I Modify My Divorce Terms During COVID-19?

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In the wake of the new coronavirus, more and more people have undergone significant changes to their everyday lives, whether it be losing employment, contracting the virus, or otherwise. Fortunately, though times are difficult, in many cases, you can still change certain divorce terms, such as alimony or child support terms (even temporarily, if need be). Please continue reading and reach out to our experienced Bergen County family law attorneys…Read More

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