Is college education a necessity? To some, it may still be a matter of debate, but not if you are Judge in a New Jersey divorce court. In the 1982 groundbreaking case of Newburgh v. Arrigo, the New Jersey Supreme Court decided that a parent’s obligation to provide an education extends through college. That obligation, […]
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You have no idea how much damage can be done to your credit between now and the finalization of your divorce. Whether it was an amicable split or even if the cracks have only just begun to appear, your credit score and history are potentially at risk. However, it is never too soon to consider
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Anyone going through a divorce simply wants it to be over and done with. Unfortunately, there is one aspect of divorce that can almost always be revisited: alimony. It may not be easy to convince a court to reduce or increase alimony but if the former spouse’s circumstances were to change, those obligations are subject
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