Remarriage is a topic that doesn’t always make it to the negotiating table when talking about child support—romance often isn’t on co-parents’ minds when they’re discussing potential payment schedules or
As with most aspects of family law, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to child support. Some families land on a straightforward agreement for an exchange of funds (weekly, bi-weekly, monthly or
This post is the second in our series about what goes into calculating child support. This blog focuses on what is considered income and how it impacts child support awards.
This post is the first in our series about what goes into calculating child support in New Jersey and the role that income plays. This blog focuses on the basic
Divorce can be complicated, even in the most amicable circumstances. But if only one of you wants a divorce, the process can take on a whole new layer of complexity.
If your child’s other parent is in jail or prison and you are separated, divorced, or no longer involved with them, this can significantly alter their ability to pay regular
In the state of New Jersey, the law determines that every child should be supported by their parents, whether or not those parents share a household—or a last name. However,
When parents separate, there’s lots of room for disagreement, but most parents can agree on one thing—children with divorced, separated, or unmarried parents deserve the same financial support as children
When it comes to securing child support for your family’s circumstances, it isn’t just about what your family needs today. Child support agreements focus on the long-term health and wellbeing
Creating a child support agreement isn’t just about what your child needs today. It’s about planning for the future, whether how much to spend on extracurricular activities or how much
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