Requesting child support modifications in NJ Child support is a complex matter. The court takes several factors into consideration when determining an appropriate amount of child support. These details include the child’s financial needs, the income and financial resources of both parents, and the custody agreement. Whether you are the custodial parent or the paying […]
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What Happens when Child Support is not Paid?
Child support is a debt owed: not just because the courts say so, but because children depend upon financial support and are entitled to economic security. Some estimates put the amount of unpaid child support as high as $113 billion dollars throughout the U.S
New Jersey Child Support Modifications and Enforcement Attorney
When one parent wishes to modify the child support order, they must prove that they have had a substantial, permanent and unanticipated “change in circumstances.”
How Do Courts Determine Child Support in New Jersey?
Determining how to best care for your children following a divorce or separation can be a complicated and highly challenging process. While it is usually best to negotiate a mutually agreeable parenting plan with your former spouse, sometimes it is necessary for the courts to intervene.