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There’s a divorce in this house, there’s a divorce in this house…All is not okurrr for Cardi B and Offset, who just announced their split.
By: Alexandra K. Rigden, Esq. Law is a business. So, this blog is actually against my financial interests because I am here to tell you
By reading the title of this blog, you probably expected me to have an answer to that question. If I had a dime for every
A child support obligation is subject to review by a court when there is a change in the obligor’s financial circumstances. One may be surprised
Recently, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed a bill into law that is commonly referred to as the emancipation statute. This new statute may have
If you and your child’s other parent are raising your child apart, a New Jersey family law court may have granted you a child support
It is important to understand that while most births proceed exactly as planned with both parents present at the hospital, there are also many instances