Child Support

Certified Matrimonial Law Attorneys Bergen County, NJ

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Serving Clients across Ridgewood, Paramus, Teaneck, Fort Lee, Hackensack, and Bergen County A “Certified Matrimonial Law Attorney” is an attorney who has been recognized by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as having excelled in education, experience, and knowledge within the field of matrimonial law. For all intents and purposes, matrimonial law is another way of stating family law, which includes divorce, child custody, and child support to name a…Read More

Child Support and Cost of Living Adjustments

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While there are many different circumstances which can allow for a parent to file a motion for a child support modification, if your child support is being paid/received through the Probation Division, there will automatically be an increase to your child support agreement every two years in what is known as a Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA). As the name suggests, a Cost of Living Adjustment operates under the assumption…Read More

Child Support and Paying for Car Insurance

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Parents are often surprised at how quickly their children grow up. Before you know it, your 13-year-old child is now 17, and suddenly parents need to start thinking about and accounting for the expense of a car, and of course, car insurance. If those parents are divorced, or have dissolved a legal relationship, chances are there will be some kind of child support agreement in place. However, if your child…Read More

Role of Attorneys in the Mediation Process

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Alternatives to traditional litigation including mediation, arbitration, and collaborative divorce have become increasingly popular to settle many divorce and family law disputes. However, many clients are not clear on exactly how the mediation process works and how attorneys can be involved. There are actually several different ways in which a qualified mediation attorney can be involved in the mediation process dependent on the preferences of the parties involved. Today, our mediation attorneys will define mediators and mediation attorneys,…Read More

What is a No-Fault Divorce in Bergen County?

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Though New Jersey has one of the lowest divorce rates in the nation sadly, even here, not all marriages stand the test of time.  Many things can lead to divorce; from infidelity to domestic violence.  However in some cases a "no fault" divorce can be petitioned to the family courts. In such cases the person filing for the divorce is not assigning particular blame but feels that the marriage should…Read More

Post Addiction Recovery Lawyers Bergen County NJ: Parenting Time, the Law, the Courts, and You

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Addiction has many facets and non of them are good.  The suffering caused by addiction is not contained to the addict but extends to their family and friends as well.  It cannot be understated that children of addicted parents can suffer profound lifelong psychological trauma.  Addiction and substance abuse is one of the primary causes of loss of child custody which can be another source of suffering with the loss…Read More

If I am Not Married, Can I Still Get Child Custody and Child Support?

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Though most of us may have been raised in a "traditional" family, these days many parents are deciding to remain unmarried but still raising their children together.  Much like in the case of divorce, in order to have a smooth relationship it is best for both parents to come to an agreement about such important issues as child custody, child support, parenting time and visitation. While child support and child…Read More

Common Mistakes During Divorce in New Jersey

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The divorce process in New Jersey can be quite complex. Not only are there practical and legal requirements to see that your divorce is completed, but there are also a litany of financial and personal issues to resolve as well. Many individuals going through a divorce make easily avoidable mistakes simply due to a lack of understanding of how the process works. Today, our divorce attorneys will identify some commonly made mistakes and how…Read More

Why Hire an Alimony Attorney in Bergen County, NJ?

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Most couples going through a divorce will need to resolve issues such as the division of marital assets, child support, and child custody, and alimony. Alimony is a type of financial support from one former spouse to another which can be used for a multitude of reasons. Alimony considerations also have the dubious honor of being the most "free-form" of all of primary issues of many divorces. In other words, while child support is generally calculated using…Read More

Co-Parenting During Divorce in Bergen County, NJ

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For parents, divorce can be a difficult time when it comes to keeping their children happy and healthy. Children are incredibly sensitive and in tune with their parents emotions and may be experiencing their first major life event. While there is no avoiding some level of change, it is possible for parents to effectively co-parent throughout and after the divorce process through various practical and logistical means. For example, many families find it advantageous…Read More

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    You know that a divorce is going to cost you a significant sum, but there are ways that you can prepare for the proceedings and save money. Our Bergen County divorce attorneys can advise you on the best problem-solving methods and help you make it through this process with more…
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  •  Angela M. Scafuri to Speak at NJSBA Annual Meeting on CLE Panel

    We are excited to announce that Angela M. Scafuri will be speaking at the New Jersey State Bar Association’s Annual Meeting on a CLE panel. The panel is called “Challenging Situations With Clients Involving Cultural Sensitivity,” and is happening on Thursday, 5/16. Click here for the full list of CLE…
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  •  Can I Collect Social Security From My Ex?

    When you get divorced, you split up all of the property. This can include some assets that have not come in yet, like your spouse’s future Social Security benefits. Depending on how long you were married and a few other factors, you may be able to collect on those benefits…
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