New Jersey fathers who do not pay child support may be less likely to see their children than fathers who do pay according to a study conducted by a scientist at the nonprofit Child Trends and a professor at Cornell University. The study, which appeared in the Journal of Marriage and Family, looked at a group of families and their children from their birth to the age of 9.
Protecting a business during a divorce
Although few New Jersey couples enter a marriage with the expectation that their relationship may end in separation, divorce is an unfortunate possibility. Since approximately 50 percent of all marriages end in divorce, spouses who own businesses or substantial property should take steps to protect themselves.
Obama child support regulation still in place
Many New Jersey residents are aware that President Trump has delayed or blocked many regulations that were issued under the Obama administration, but he has not done so with one dealing with child support. It took effect on Jan. 19 and changes how states assess and collect child support from parents who are incarcerated.
Housing missteps during a divorce
Figuring out what to do with the home is often one of the many issues that have to be addressed at the end of a marriage. New Jersey estranged couples should know what their options are and how to avoid making decisions that can result in costly mistakes.
