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While college expenses often change how child support works, college does not automatically turn regular support into college contributions. In New Jersey, child support usually ends by law when a child turns 19 unless a parent asks to continue it based on full-time...
Private school tuition can become a source of conflict when you and your spouse separate or divorce. You may want your child to remain enrolled, while the other parent questions whether the expense is affordable. New Jersey courts can order a parent to share these...
A business sale, inheritance or major change in income may leave an older prenup out of date. New Jersey allows spouses to change these agreements after marriage. In New Jersey both spouses must sign a written amendment. The date of the original agreement and the...
Trust assets do not automatically stay outside property division in a New Jersey divorce. Whether a trust offers protection usually depends on its structure, its funding history and whether the spouses ever mixed marital property into it. The type of trust can change...
You may think your property issues ended when the court entered your final divorce judgment. Finding a hidden account, business interest or other asset later could make you doubt the settlement you reached. You might also learn that your former spouse left out key...
Losing your job can be one of the most difficult financial challenges you face. While unemployment can affect your ability to meet your financial obligations, it does not automatically relieve you of your responsibility to pay child support under New Jersey law. This...
A prenuptial agreement is a contract crafted by future spouses. By signing a contract before getting married, engaged couples can strengthen their relationship with one another and reduce their chances of a contentious divorce. The terms of a prenuptial agreement can...
Deciding to divorce while your children are still minors is likely something you have heavily debated. Now that the decision is made, you’ll need to give some thought to how best to tell them what is happening. While every family is unique, the following tips should...
When you start thinking about divorce, the house, savings accounts and retirement funds usually take center stage. Debt rarely gets the same attention, and that gap can be costly. New Jersey is an equitable distribution state, meaning courts divide marital assets and...
There are many misunderstandings about prenuptial agreements. Pop culture often portrays them as tools to protect family wealth from golddiggers, or it’s a sign that the couple expects their marriage to fail. The truth is, prenuptial agreements are excellent tools...
